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Arithmetic simplified : prepared for the use of primary schools, female seminaries, and high schools : in three parts; adapted to classes of different ages, and of different degrees of advancement (1833)

Beecher, Catharine Esther, 1800-1878 · Hartford : Published by D.F. Robinson & Co. and sold by booksellers generally · leaf 259

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produce that quantity ; — or it is finding the length of one side of a given quantity, when that quantity is placed in an exact cube. To ascertain the number of figures in a cube root, we point off the given number, into periods of three figures each, beginning at the right, and there will be as… … which are placed as the first figure of the root. This cube maybe represented by Fig 1. We now take the 27000 from 32000, and 5000 solid feet remain. These are added to the next period (768), ma¬ king 5768, which are to be arranged around the cubic figure 1, in such a way as not to destroy its…

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