1. Number System and Rapid Methods of Calculation, 2. Approximation, 3. Contracted Method of Multiplication, 4. Contracted Method of Division, 5. Decimalisation, 6. Ratio, 7. Proportion, 8. Table of Nine Values, 9. Chain Rule, 10. Percentage, 11. Discount, 12. Commission and Brokerage, 13. Simple Interest, 14. Compound Interest, 15. Compound Interest with the Help of Logarithms, 16. Profit and Loss, Appendix (Use of Logarithmic Tables) Logarithms and Anti-Logarithms Tables.

0.Number System and Rapid Methods of Calculation, 1. Approximation, 2. Contracted Method of Multiplication, 3. Contracted Method of Division, 4. Decimalisation, 5. Ratio, 6. Proportion, 7. Table of Nine Value, 8. Chain Rule, 9. Percentage, 10. Discount, 11. Commission and Brokerage, 12. Simple Interest, 13. Compound Interest, 14. Compound Interest with the Help of Logarithms, 15. Profit and Loss · Appendix : Logarithms · Log and Antilog Table · Examination Paper

0.Number System and Rapid Methods of Calculation, 1. Approximation, 2. Contracted Method of Multiplication, 3. Contracted Method of Division, 4. Decimalisation, 5. Ratio, 6. Proportion, 7. Table of Nine Value, 8. Chain Rule, 9. Percentage, 10. Discount, 11. Commission and Brokerage, 12. Simple Interest, 13. Compound Interest, 14. Compound Interest with the Help of Logarithms, 15. Profit and Loss · Appendix : Logarithms · Log and Antilog Table · Examination Paper

0. Number System and Rapid Methods of Calculation 1. Approximation 2. Contracted Method of Multiplication 3. Contracted Method of Division 4. Decimalisation 5. Ratio 6. Proportion 7. Table of Nine Value 8. Chain Rule 9. Percentage 10. Discount 11. Commission and Brokerage 12. Simple Interest 13. Compound Interest 14. Compound Interest with the Help of Logarithms 15. Profit and Loss Appendix : Logarithms Log and Antilog Table Examination Paper

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