The Youth's Assistant in Theoretic and Practical Arithmetic, : Designed for the Use of Schools in the United States |
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How many beans are seven 9 , How many beans are nine beans and three
beans ? beans and one bean ? | 23 . How many beans are two IJ . How many
beads are two beans and four beans ? beans and two beans ? 24 . How many
beans ...
How many beans are seven 9 , How many beans are nine beans and three
beans ? beans and one bean ? | 23 . How many beans are two IJ . How many
beads are two beans and four beans ? beans and two beans ? 24 . How many
beans ...
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Take eight beans from nine 36 . Take five beans from seven beans , how many
remain ? beans , how many remain ? 50 . Take eight beans from ten 37 . Take
five beans from eigbi beans , how many remain ? beans , how many remaio ? 51
.
Take eight beans from nine 36 . Take five beans from seven beans , how many
remain ? beans , how many remain ? 50 . Take eight beans from ten 37 . Take
five beans from eigbi beans , how many remain ? beans , how many remaio ? 51
.
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at six ? nine - in ten ? 19 . What will three pounds of 12 . If I buy fonr apples for
two raisins cost at nine cents per cents how many can I buy for six pound ? cents
? how in any for seven cents 20 . How many are twice three ! 13 . What are three
...
at six ? nine - in ten ? 19 . What will three pounds of 12 . If I buy fonr apples for
two raisins cost at nine cents per cents how many can I buy for six pound ? cents
? how in any for seven cents 20 . How many are twice three ! 13 . What are three
...
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Sarah had nineteen plumbs five dollars of which he paid at one and gave five of
them to Lucy and time nine dollars , and at another four to Mary ; bow many bad
she seven dollars , how much remains Jeft ? due ? 22 . Five and four from ...
Sarah had nineteen plumbs five dollars of which he paid at one and gave five of
them to Lucy and time nine dollars , and at another four to Mary ; bow many bad
she seven dollars , how much remains Jeft ? due ? 22 . Five and four from ...
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Numbers are formed in the following manner ; one and one more are called two ,
two and one , three , three and one , four , four and one , five , five and one , sit ,
six and one , seven , seven and one eight , eight and one , nine , nine and one ...
Numbers are formed in the following manner ; one and one more are called two ,
two and one , three , three and one , four , four and one , five , five and one , sit ,
six and one , seven , seven and one eight , eight and one , nine , nine and one ...
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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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