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am

c

log sin cos tan, tg

ctn, cot

%

n

[ ]

( )

{ }

o

΄

˝

b prime, sub c или b sub c, prime [.bi .praim s.b .si:], [.bi . s.b. si: .praim] logarithm [.log ri. m]

sine [sain] cosine [.kousain] tangent [.t.n nt]

cotangent [.kou.t.n nt] per cent [p .sent] square root (out) of [.skw. .ru:t (aut) v] cube root (out) of [.kju:b .ru:t (aut) v] n-th root (out) of [.en..ru:t (aut) v]

brackets, square brackets [.br.kits, skw. .br.kits] рl. parentheses, round brackets [p ren.isi:z, .raund br.kits] pl. braces [.breisiz] pl.

degree [di.gri:] minute [.minit] foot, feet [fut, fi:t]

1)second [.sek nd]

2)inch [int ] angle [..gl]

right angle [.rait ...gl] perpendicular [p : p n. dikjul ]

a (one) half a (one) sixth three fourths

[ou]; nought [n : t]; zero [.zi rou]

(nought) point five (nought) point two naughts

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“а” “м”

“б” целое штрих логарифм синус косинус тангенс котангенс процент

квадратный корень из

кубический корень из

корень n-й степени

квадратные скобки

круглые скобки фигурные скобки градус минута фут, футы секунда дюйм угол

правый угол перпендикуляр, перпендикулярный

four;

0 two oes [ouz] four; point zero zero four

0.5nought point twenty eight

0.04two point five (nought)

1)fifty-three point four six;

2)five three point four six ten thousand

0.28a to the power of zero

2.50a squared

53.46a cubed

1)the minus fifth power of

10,000 A0

A2

A3 10-5

102

10-1

103 a=b

ab a>b a<b a>>b a<<b a ≈ b

ab a+b

a-b a×b a÷b

ten;

2) ten to the minus fifth power

ten to the second (power), ten squared

ten to the minus first (power) ten to the third (power),

ten cubed

1)a equals b

2)a is equal to b a is not equal to b a is greater than b a is less than b

a is much greater than b a is much less than b

a is approximately equal to b a sub b, a subscript b

a plus b a minus b

a times b, a multiplied by b a divided by

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a over b

a times b over c times d

a in brackets

a in parentheses round brackets

[a]square brackets

per cent(a)

( )

fifty-two per cent

 

[ ]

 

%

x squared divided by y cubed in parentheses to the mth

52%

 

power

square root of a third (cube) root of a

natural logarithm of x

ln x

(common) logarithm of x

 

log x

 

 

 

log102 =0.30103 logarithm of two to the base ten is naught point three,

 

naught, one, naught three

 

 

Appendix 4. Numerical Expressions

 

US

GB and other

European countries

1 000 000 000 =109

a/ one billion

 

 

[ / w.n .bili n]

[ / w.n .bilj n]

1 000 000 000 000 = 1012

1 000 000 000 000 000 =1015

a/ one trillion [ / w.n .trili n] [ / w.n .trilj n]

a/ one quadrillion [ / w.n kw .drili n]

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a/ one thousand million(s)

[ / w.n ..auznd

.mili n(z)]

[ / w.n ..auz nd

.milj n(z)]

a/ one billion [ / w.n .bili n] [ / w.n .bilj n]

a/ one thousand billion(s)

1 000 000 000

000 000 000 = 1018

[ / w.n kw .drilj n]

a/ one quintillion

[ / w.n kwin.tili n] [ / w.n kwin.tilj n]

[ / w.n ..auznd

.bili n(z)]

[ / w.n ..auznd

.bilj n(z)]

a/ one trillion [ / w.n .trili n] [ / w.n .trilj n]

VULGAR FRACTIONS

 

 

 

 

 

DECIMAL FRACTIONS

 

 

 

0·125(nought) point one two

 

 

 

 

five

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[(,n :t) p int . w.n tu:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

an/ one eighth [ / w.n .eit.]

 

.faiv]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0·25 (nought) point two five

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[(n :t) p int .tu: .faiv]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0·33 (,nought) point .three

 

 

 

 

 

.three

 

 

 

 

 

 

0·5 (,nought) point .five

 

 

 

 

 

0·75 (,nought) point. seven

 

 

 

 

.five

 

Notes. 1. In the spoken forms of vulgar fractions, the versions ‘and a alf/ quarter/ third’ are preferred to ‘and one half/ quarter/ third’ whether the measurement is approximate or precise. With more obviously precise fractions like 1/8, 1/16, ‘and one eighth/ sixteenth’ is normal. Complex fractions like 3/462, 20/83 are spoken as ‘three over foursix-two; twenty over eighty-three’, especially in mathematical expressions, e g ‘twentytwo over seven’ for 22/7.

2.When speaking ordinary numbers we can use ‘zero’, ‘nought’ or ‘oh’ [ u] for the number 0; ‘zero’ is the most common US usage and the most technical or precise form, ‘oh’ is the least technical or precise. In using decimals, to say ‘nought point five’ for 0·5 is a more precise usage than ‘point five’.

3.In most continental European countries a comma is used in place of

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the GB/US decimal point. Thus 6·014 is written 6, 014 in France. A space is used to separate off the thousands in numbers larger than 9999, e. g. 10 000 or 875 380. GB/US usage can also have a comma in this place, e. g. 7,500,000. This comma is replaced by a full point in continental

European countries, e. g. 7.500.000. Thus 23,500·75 (GB/US) will be written 23.500,75 in France.

Appendix 5. Measurements (Inantimate)

in

inch(es)

sq in

square inch(es)

cu in

cubic inch(es)

ft

foot/ feet

sq ft

square foot/ feet

cu ft

cubic foot/ feet

yd

yard(s)

sq yd

square yard(s)

cu yd

cubic yard(s)

mile(s)

square mile(s)

mm

millimetre(s)

mm2

square

 

 

 

 

 

millimetre(s)

mm3

cubic millimeter(s)

cm

centimetre(s)

cm2

square

cm3 /cc

cubic

 

 

 

centimetre(s)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

centimetre(s)

m

metre(s)

m2

square metre(s)

m3

cubic metre(s)

km

kilometre(s)

km2

square kilometre(s)

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