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If ¾ Ells cost ⅘ lib. what will ⅚ Ells cost?
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Answ. 18 sh. 3 ¼. d. & some little more.
Because the last Dividual is the same the Quotient is Infinite.
In this last Example, the Decimal o•• ⅚ being Infinite; The Product of the dash'••
Figure, is reckoned on the Segment, but the Product of all the rest, is reckoned on the Integer-Circle,
Item, because the Dividend is Infinite, in Prolongation of the Work I have Reite∣rated the last Figure.