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...succeeding prime numbers 7? П, 13, 1", 19, 23, &c. we can find, by composition and division, as many other logarithms as we please, or may speedily examine any logarithm in the table. MULTIPLICATION BY LOGARITHMS. Take out the logarithms of the factors from the table, and add them together...

...1-079181246 And thus, computing, by this general rule, the logarithms to the other prime numbers, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, &c. and then using composition and...logarithms as we please, or may speedily examine any logarilhm in the table*. * There are, besides these, many other ingenious methods, which later writers...

...Logarithms to the prime numbers, 2. 3. 7. 11. 13. 17. 19. 23. 29. 31. 37. 41. 43. 47. &c. and then by using composition and division, we may easily find as many logarithms as we please, or examine any logarithm in the table. ANOTHER METHOD oP COMPUTING LOGARITHMS. The construction of Logarithm...

...simple rules, before laid down for multiplication, division and the raising of powers, as many other logarithms as we please, or may speedily examine any logarithm in the table. . ;\ MULTIPLICATION BY LOGARITHMS. Take out the logarithms of the factors from the table, and add them...

...thus, computing, by this general rule, the logarithms to the other .prime numbers, 7, 11, 13, 17, I:>, 23, &c. and then using composition and division, we...may speedily examine any logarithm in the table*. » There are, besides these, many other ingenious methods, which later writers have discovered for...

...this general rule, the ^Logarithms of the prime numbers, 1357911 13 15 17 19 21 23 25, &c. and then by using composition and division, we may easily find as many Logarithms as we please, or examine any in the Table. Directions 'for taking Logarithms, and their Numbers front, the fable. 5)068580963...