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A method to multiply or divide any number of figures : by a like or a less number, so expeditely, that any fifty figures may either be multiplied or divided by any fifty figures, all in one line, in five minutes time. ... Invented by Quin Mackenzie-Quin

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1750.
Call number: 358217
Creator: Quin, Quin Mackenzie(Opens in new tab)
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A method to multiply or divide any number of figures : by a like or a less number, so expeditely, that any fifty figures may either be multiplied or divided by any fifty figures, all in one line, in five minutes time. ... Invented by Quin Mackenzie-Quin

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