Operation four in Note G

Printed operand order
The operation acts on V5 and V4 in that order.
Required order
The stated result requires V4 divided by V5.
Established
The operands are inverted in this printed diagram.
What the copy shows
The operand order and the division sign are both legible in this copy, a processed image of the printed plate.
Not established here
The diagram cannot show who introduced the slip.
Operation four in Note G's table The printed 1843 diagram, with one row lifted out and magnified, the two cells that disagree marked, and a separate claim about who made the slip arriving with nothing to point at. Note G, as printed in 1843 The diagram for computing the Bernoulli numbers. Operation 4, lifted from the sheet above In this copy, a processed image of the plate, the division sign is legible. Acts on V₅ and V₄, in that order States the result (2n−1)/(2n+1) ESTABLISHED Producing that result requires dividing V₄ by V₅. The operands are inverted. Checked against the printed diagram, not against other accounts. CONTESTED Whose slip was it? Compositor, Lovelace, Babbage. Nothing on the page can settle it, so nothing is marked.