Example of Multiplication.
In multiplication commonly it is best to Tabu∣••ate the greater Number as multiplicand when one
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In multiplication commonly it is best to Tabu∣••ate the greater Number as multiplicand when one
is greater then the other. For example. Tabulat•• 4628 to be multiplyed by 72. Place Unit unde•• Unit, as in the Margent a Then for 2 (the Un•••• of the Multiplyer) take the 2d cell of the Multi¦plicand, viz. 9256. and for 7 of the multiplyer tak•• the 7th cell of the Multiplicand, viz. 32396, an•• set both cells down, as you see in b Add the tw•• cells together, and the total Sum or product o•• multiplication will be 333216 as you find in c But if you Tabulate 72 to be multiplyed by 462•• the operation will appear as in d.
In Division the Divisor is to be Tabulated; an•• it much imports, for the speedier dispatch of yo•••• operation, that the leading Rod of the Divisor be •• great Rod or Column of the Table; a quadrupl•• rather then a Triple, a Triple then a double, •• double then a single, if the Number of your Di¦visor will permit.
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