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50. If the exponent be equal he
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50. If the exponent be equal the ratios
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will be equal; & the [[unclear]] from the
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comparison of which [[unclear]] equal exponents
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arrise will be proportional, according to § 47.
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or form an Analogy (§ 54)
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59. The ratio of two quantities is not changed by
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by their being multiplied or divided by the same
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quantity.
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For if a/b = c/d it is also try that am/bm = c/d. Because
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if a/b = c/d, then ad = bc (§ 51) But if ad = bc
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then adm = bcm (§ 35) ANd if adm [[unclear]]
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then am:bm::c:d. (§ 53) Or am/bm = c/d. [[unclear]]
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60. A ratio is said to be the [[underline]] inverse [[/underline]] of another
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when the antecedent of one is to its consequent
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as the consequent of the other is to its antecedent

Latest revision as of 20:58, 8 August 2018

(7) 50. If the exponent be equal the ratios will be equal; & the unclear from the comparison of which unclear equal exponents arrise will be proportional, according to § 47. or form an Analogy (§ 54)

59. The ratio of two quantities is not changed by by their being multiplied or divided by the same quantity.

For if a/b = c/d it is also try that am/bm = c/d. Because if a/b = c/d, then ad = bc (§ 51) But if ad = bc then adm = bcm (§ 35) ANd if adm unclear then am:bm::c:d. (§ 53) Or am/bm = c/d. unclear

60. A ratio is said to be the underline inverse /underline of another when the antecedent of one is to its consequent as the consequent of the other is to its antecedent