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PAINE(SCHOOLMASTER.)  \nThe 'britannia'Table Book….  \nRobert Paine(schoolmaster.)  \nNabu Public Domain Reprints:  \nYou are holding a reproduction of an original work published before 1923 that isin the public domain in the United States of America,and possibly othercountries.You may freely copy and distribute this work as no entity (individualor corporate)has a copyright on the body of the work.This book may containprior copyright references,and library stamps(as most of these works werescanned from library copies).These have been scanned and retained as part ofthe historical artifact.  \nThis book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages,poor pictures,errant marks,etc.that were either part of the original artifact,orwere introduced by the scanning process.We believe this work is culturallyimportant,and despite the imperfections,have elected to bring it back intoprint as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printedworks worldwide.We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections inthe preservation process,and hope you enjoy this valuable book.  \nArithmetical Signs,continued.  \nwhich means that the sum of 3 and 2 taken from 9is equal to 4.The line is called a Tinculum.  \nA Bracket is similar;as,6-(3+2)=1.  \nA dot before a figure indicates a Decimal Fraction;as,,which isor  \nA small figure placed at the right hand top of anotheris called the Power of that figure;as,32 the Squareor second power of 3=9;28,the Cube or third power\"of 2=8;24 the Biquadrate,or fourth power of 2=16.  \n∵signifies because.  \n∴signifies therefore.  \nThe result of the Addition of a series of numbers iscalled their sum,or amount.  \nThe result of the Subtraction of two numbers is calledtheir diference.  \nThe result of the Mxltiplication of two or more nanr-bers is called their product.When several numbersare multiplied together the result is called the con-tinued product.  \nThe result of the Division of two numbers is calledthe quotient.The top line is called the Dividend;the figures that go into it,the Divisor.  \n£is the initial of the Latin word Libra,and signifiesPounds;s.of Solidus,and signifies Shillings;d.ofDenarius,and signifies Pence.  \n$signifies Dollar8.  \nARABIC AND ROMAN NUMERALS.  \nArabic.Roman.Arabic.Arabic.Roman.1895XCVII19100CI20200CC25300CCCVI400CCCC500DVII600DCVIII800DCCCIX900DCCCC1000 MorCI2000MM  \nRoman.  \nXVIII  \nI  \nT2345  \nXIX  \nXX  \nXXV  \nXXX  \n30354045505560657075808590  \nXXXV  \nXL  \n786  \nXLV  \nL  \nLV  \n101l12  \nLX  \nLXV  \n135000VorIpo14LXXV6000VI15LXXX10000艾  \nLXX  \nXIV  \nXV  \nLXXXV50000100000ooo1882.M,DCCC.LXXXII.  \nXVI  \n1617  \nXVII  \nXC  \n购The Romans,in their Notation,used seven letters,as fol-lows;;I(1),V(5),X(10),L(50),C(100)D(500),M(1,000).  \nAs often as a letter is repeated,so many times will itsvalue be increased.  \nA letter bearing a less value than the one before whichit is placed,is deducted from the letter;but if placed afterit increases the former by its value.  \nWhen o is prefixed to a letter its value is increased tentimes.Every Oand o placed before and after another letterincreased it ten times.  \nA line over a letter increased it 1,000 times.  \nNOTATION AND NUMERATION TABLE.  \nTo read large numbers,divide the figures from the righthand to the left,into periods of three figures each.  \nThe first three are units,tens,hundreds;the next threeare thousands,tens of thousands,hundreds of thousands;thenext three are millions,tens of millions,hundreds of millionsand so on.  \nNotation is the art of expressing in figures what isalready given in words.  \nNumeration is the art of expressing in words whatis already given in figures.  \nThis method of expressing numbers by the symbols  \n0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,and their combinations wasintroduced into Europe by the Arabs,and hence it isoften spoken of as the Arabic Notation.  \nThe Arabs obtained it from the Hindoos.  \nThis is now the common notation throughout thewhole of 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