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Thus any sum of this money may be read differently , either wholly in the lowest
denomination , or partly in the higher , and partly in the lowest ; for example , 37
54 , may be either read 5754 cents , or 375 dimes and 4 cents , or 37 dollars 5 ...
Thus any sum of this money may be read differently , either wholly in the lowest
denomination , or partly in the higher , and partly in the lowest ; for example , 37
54 , may be either read 5754 cents , or 375 dimes and 4 cents , or 37 dollars 5 ...
Page 66
3552 six - penres . 7104 three - pences . . 12 . In 121 French crowns , at 6s . 8d .
each , how many once and farthings ? : Ans . 9680d . 38720grs . REDUCTION
ASCENDING . RULE . Divide the lowest denomination given · RADUOTION .
3552 six - penres . 7104 three - pences . . 12 . In 121 French crowns , at 6s . 8d .
each , how many once and farthings ? : Ans . 9680d . 38720grs . REDUCTION
ASCENDING . RULE . Divide the lowest denomination given · RADUOTION .
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Divide the lowest denomination given , by so many of that name as make one of
the next higher , and so on through all the denominations , as far as your
question requires . PROOF . Multiply inversely by the several divisors .
EXAMPLES . 1 .
Divide the lowest denomination given , by so many of that name as make one of
the next higher , and so on through all the denominations , as far as your
question requires . PROOF . Multiply inversely by the several divisors .
EXAMPLES . 1 .
Page 68
Also , any sum in Federal noney may be written down as a whole number and
expressed in its lowest denomination ; for , when dollars and cents are joined
together as a whole number , without a separatrix , they will shew how many
cents the ...
Also , any sum in Federal noney may be written down as a whole number and
expressed in its lowest denomination ; for , when dollars and cents are joined
together as a whole number , without a separatrix , they will shew how many
cents the ...
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PROBLEM L . ' To abbreviate or reduce fractions to their lowest terms RULE .
Divide the terms of the given fraction by any number which will divide them
without a remaindler , an ' the quotients again in the same manner : and so on ,
tillit ...
PROBLEM L . ' To abbreviate or reduce fractions to their lowest terms RULE .
Divide the terms of the given fraction by any number which will divide them
without a remaindler , an ' the quotients again in the same manner : and so on ,
tillit ...
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| Title | Daboll's Schoolmaster's Assistant: Improved and Enlarged, Being a Plain Practical System of Arithmetic, Adapted to the United States |
| Author | Nathan Daboll |
| Publisher | G. Tracy, 1841 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 28 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 231 pages |
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