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Bourdon’s Arithmetic: Containing a Discussion of the Theory of Numbers; Translated From the French of M. Bourbon, and Adapted, to the Use of the Colleges and Academies of the United States (Classic R - Hardcover
Synopsis
Master the fundamentals of numbers with a clear, methodical guide.
This translated classic introduces the core ideas of arithmetic, from the four basic operations to decimals and fractions, all tailored for use in colleges and academies in the United States.
This edition presents a structured path through the subject: beginning with the essentials of numeration, then exploring the four fundamental operations, fractions, and decimal fractions. It follows with a comprehensive second part that generalizes number properties and practical topics like ratios, proportions, and simple interest. The text emphasizes a concrete, procedural approach, designed to build a solid foundation for further study in mathematics.What you’ll experience
- A careful introduction to numbers, units, and the idea of abstraction.
- Step‑by‑step treatments of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
- Thorough discussion of vulgar fractions, their reduction, and operations.
- Detailed work on decimal fractions, weights, measures, and practical calculations.
Designed for careful instruction and thorough practice, this book also includes exercises and examples to reinforce learning, along with notes on different numeral systems and conversion techniques. It provides a friendly entry into arithmetic that can support students beginning their scientific or liberal education.
Ideal for readers seeking a solid, traditional approach to number theory and practical math, suitable for self‑study or classroom use.
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