Основные математические понятия в английском языке. Прокошева И.И. - 12 стр.

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3.1.7. Translate into Russian:
To convert an improper fraction into a mixed number, break it up into the
sum of an integer and a proper fraction
To reduce a fraction to its lowest terms, divide the numerator and the
denominator by their highest common factor (or: measure, or: divisor)
To find the sum (the difference) of two unlike fractions, change them to like
fractions (fractions having their least common denominator) and combine
the numerators
To find quotient of two fractions, multiply the dividend by the inverted
divisor
To find the product of two fractions, multiply the numerators together and
the denominators together
To reduce a fraction to higher terms, multiply the numerator and the
denominator by the same number.
Unit 4.Decimal fractions
Look through the table and try to memorize it.
writing reading
.2 Point two
0.2 O point two, or; two tenths
0.02 O point o two, or; two hundredths
12.707 Twelve point seven o seven
0 O, or: zero, or: nought; or: cipher; or: nil
(null)
4.1 TEXT (Read the text and do the tasks that follow.)
FRACTIONS
There are three methods of dealing with fractions:
1. by expressing each fraction as the sum of fraction as the sum of fractions
with unit numerators, e.g.
3
1
2
1
6
5
+=
2. by diving the unit into sub-units which are given special names, e.g. the
foot is divided into twelve parts and each twelfth part called an inch;
3. by using fractions whose denominators are powers of the same number,
e.g.
100
5
10
7
4
3
+=
12
The Egyptians used the first method and developed a high degree of skill in it.
The second method was used by the Romans, who divided their pound, their foot and
one of their coins into twelfths; these fractions were called unciae, from which we get
     3.1.7. Translate into Russian:
        • To convert an improper fraction into a mixed number, break it up into the
            sum of an integer and a proper fraction
        • To reduce a fraction to its lowest terms, divide the numerator and the
            denominator by their highest common factor (or: measure, or: divisor)
        • To find the sum (the difference) of two unlike fractions, change them to like
            fractions (fractions having their least common denominator) and combine
            the numerators
        • To find quotient of two fractions, multiply the dividend by the inverted
            divisor
        • To find the product of two fractions, multiply the numerators together and
            the denominators together
        • To reduce a fraction to higher terms, multiply the numerator and the
            denominator by the same number.

                               Unit 4.Decimal fractions

            Look through the table and try to memorize it.
                writing                                    reading
                     .2                                     Point two
                    0.2                            O point two, or; two tenths
                   0.02                        O point o two, or; two hundredths
                  12.707                          Twelve point seven o seven
                     0                      O, or: zero, or: nought; or: cipher; or: nil
                                                               (null)

       4.1 TEXT (Read the text and do the tasks that follow.)
                                       FRACTIONS
      There are three methods of dealing with fractions:
         1. by expressing each fraction as the sum of fraction as the sum of fractions
            with unit numerators, e.g.
                                          5 1 1
                                           = +
                                          6 2 3
         2. by diving the unit into sub-units which are given special names, e.g. the
            foot is divided into twelve parts and each twelfth part called an inch;
         3. by using fractions whose denominators are powers of the same number,
            e.g.
                                         3 7   5
                                          =  +
                                         4 10 100
    The Egyptians used the first method and developed a high degree of skill in it.
The second method was used by the Romans, who divided their pound, their foot and
one of their coins into twelfths; these fractions were called unciae, from which we get
12