The National Arithmetic on the Inductive System: Combining the Analytic and Synthetic Methods, Together with the Cancelling System : Forming a Complete Mercantile Arithmetic |
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... Pounds . Acres . Cents . Eagles . Rods . Poles . 123 678 456 789 456 781 889 456 901 789 987 781 175 776 789 278 127 123 197 564 432 341 633 815 321 715 337 876 1709 2490 2187 2220 2149 1857 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . Ounces . Inches ...
... Pounds . Acres . Cents . Eagles . Rods . Poles . 123 678 456 789 456 781 889 456 901 789 987 781 175 776 789 278 127 123 197 564 432 341 633 815 321 715 337 876 1709 2490 2187 2220 2149 1857 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . Ounces . Inches ...
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... Pounds . Ounces . Grains . 783256 12004 30530 276605 7128 32 31643 3980839 39 1 26798 4183478 432815 7836 28578 31881050 99 100 34383 3837156 67851 46 29340 4801393 125 3 283649 5067696 641236 6176 300000 5640426 801 4328 32 264088 ...
... Pounds . Ounces . Grains . 783256 12004 30530 276605 7128 32 31643 3980839 39 1 26798 4183478 432815 7836 28578 31881050 99 100 34383 3837156 67851 46 29340 4801393 125 3 283649 5067696 641236 6176 300000 5640426 801 4328 32 264088 ...
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... 56781 71678 Take 716669 10091 39109 18819 15 . 16 . Hogsheads . Bushels . 17 . Yards . From 611000 617853 7111111 18 . Pounds . 999000 Take 199999 190909 909009 199919 19 . 20 . 21 . 22 . Roods . 22 [ SECT . III . SUBTRACTION .
... 56781 71678 Take 716669 10091 39109 18819 15 . 16 . Hogsheads . Bushels . 17 . Yards . From 611000 617853 7111111 18 . Pounds . 999000 Take 199999 190909 909009 199919 19 . 20 . 21 . 22 . Roods . 22 [ SECT . III . SUBTRACTION .
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... pound ? Ans . 9021 cts . 64. If a regiment of soldiers consists of 1128 men , how many men are there in an army of 53 regiments ? Ans . 59784 . 65. What will an ox weighing 569 pounds amount to 28 [ SECT . IV . MULTIPLICATION .
... pound ? Ans . 9021 cts . 64. If a regiment of soldiers consists of 1128 men , how many men are there in an army of 53 regiments ? Ans . 59784 . 65. What will an ox weighing 569 pounds amount to 28 [ SECT . IV . MULTIPLICATION .
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... pounds amount to at 8 cents a pound ? Ans . 4552 cts . 66. If a barrel of cider can be bought for 93 cents , what ... pounds of coal ; how many pounds are there in the whole ? Ans . 12213663 pounds . 70. Multiply three hundred and ...
... pounds amount to at 8 cents a pound ? Ans . 4552 cts . 66. If a barrel of cider can be bought for 93 cents , what ... pounds of coal ; how many pounds are there in the whole ? Ans . 12213663 pounds . 70. Multiply three hundred and ...
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