...theSteircAend,and the differencc(3) or what is left after Subtraclion,the Remainder. RULE. " PLACE the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under " tens, and so on. Draw a line below : then begin at the right hand, and " subtract each figure of the less...

...teacheth to take a less number from a greater, to find the remainder or difference. RULE. — Place the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under tens, &c. Begin at the right hand figure and subtract it from the figure above it, and continue from right...

...a horizontal line at the right of the minuend, as 8—3=5, read, 8 less 3 is equal to 5. RULE. Set the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under tens, &c. ; and beginning at the right, take each figure in the lower number from the one above it, and set...

...point in Federal Money 1 6. Does the operation of counting belong to Numeration or Addition 1 RULE. Set the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under tens, ^fcc. ; and beginning at the right, take each figure in the lewer number from the one above it, and...

...and say 4 from 6 r= 2. This process is called borrowing and carrying. Hence the following RULE. Place the less number under the greater; units under units, tens under tens, fyc. Begin with the units ; and, if the lower figure be smaller than the upper, take it therefrom,...

...and say 4 from 6 = 2. This process is called borrowing and carrying. Hence the following RULE. Place the less number under the greater; units under units, tens under tens, Sfc. Begin with the units ; and, if the lower figure be smaller than the upper, take it therefrom, and write the...

...and say 4 from 6 = 2. This process is called borrowing and carrying. Hence the following RULE. Place the less number under the greater; units under units, tens under tens, SfC. Begin with the units ; and, if the lower figure be smaller than the upper, take it therefrom, and write the...

...SUBTRACTION. Subtraction is the method of finding the difference between two numbers. RULE 1. — Place the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under tens, &c. 2. — Begin at the right hand or unit.s place, and take each figure in the lower line from the...

...minuend, and the less the subtrahend. (3.) Q. How do you set down integers to be subtracted ? A. I place the less number under the greater, units under units, tens under tens, &c. (4.) Q. When the upper figure is less than the under one, how do you proceed ? A. I add 10 to the...

...and say 4 from 6 = 2. This process is called borrowing and carrying. Hence the following RULE. Place the less number under the greater; units under units, tens under tens, $fc. Begin with the units ; and, if the lower figure be smaller than the upper, take it therefrom,...