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Page 40
In 31 ounces how many lbs , how many oz . ? three lb. eleven ? 47 oz . 12. In 41b
. 3 oz . avoirdupois , 12. In 67 oz how many lbs , 63 how many oz . ? 3 lb , 15 ?
ounces . 13. Ja two rd.7 ft . how many 13. In 20 feet how many rods , feet ? 4 rd .
In 31 ounces how many lbs , how many oz . ? three lb. eleven ? 47 oz . 12. In 41b
. 3 oz . avoirdupois , 12. In 67 oz how many lbs , 63 how many oz . ? 3 lb , 15 ?
ounces . 13. Ja two rd.7 ft . how many 13. In 20 feet how many rods , feet ? 4 rd .
Page 45
If a yard of cloth cost $ 4 1 fourth in a week , how many bus . what will fyd cost ?
lyd ? Byd ? " } would he eat in 8 weeks ? 4w ? 3w ? yu ? Syds ? 13yds ? in half a
week ? 14. What is the interest of $ 5 9. If 3 men can build 9 rods of for a year at 6
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If a yard of cloth cost $ 4 1 fourth in a week , how many bus . what will fyd cost ?
lyd ? Byd ? " } would he eat in 8 weeks ? 4w ? 3w ? yu ? Syds ? 13yds ? in half a
week ? 14. What is the interest of $ 5 9. If 3 men can build 9 rods of for a year at 6
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Page 86
... and add up all the columns , writing down and carrying as in Simple Addition .
Place the decimal point directly under those in the numbers added . QUESTIONS
FOR PRACTICE . 2. What is the sum of 25.4 3. What is the amount of rods , 16 ...
... and add up all the columns , writing down and carrying as in Simple Addition .
Place the decimal point directly under those in the numbers added . QUESTIONS
FOR PRACTICE . 2. What is the sum of 25.4 3. What is the amount of rods , 16 ...
Page 188
The three sides of a tri6.25 chains , and its height 5.20 angle are 16 , 11 and 10
rods ; chains ; what is its area ? what is the area ? Ans . 16.25 square chains .
Ans . 54.299 rods . 307. To find the area of a trapezoid . Rule .-- Multiply half the
sum ...
The three sides of a tri6.25 chains , and its height 5.20 angle are 16 , 11 and 10
rods ; chains ; what is its area ? what is the area ? Ans . 16.25 square chains .
Ans . 54.299 rods . 307. To find the area of a trapezoid . Rule .-- Multiply half the
sum ...
Page 189
What is the area of a into two triangles , by a diago . trapezium whose diagonal
nal 42 rods long , and the per- is 1081 feet , and the perpendiculars let fall from
the pendicúlars 564 and 603 opposite aogles of the two trifeet ? Ans . 63471 feet
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What is the area of a into two triangles , by a diago . trapezium whose diagonal
nal 42 rods long , and the per- is 1081 feet , and the perpendiculars let fall from
the pendicúlars 564 and 603 opposite aogles of the two trifeet ? Ans . 63471 feet
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| Title | The Youth's Assistant in Theoretic and Practical Arithmetic, : Designed for the Use of Schools in the United States |
| Author | Zadock Thompson |
| Publisher | D. Watson, 1828 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jan 2007 |
| Length | 225 pages |
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