Tiffanys Digest of Depreciations With the Addition of Numerous Tables Formula
Tiffanys Digest of Depreciations With the Addition of Numerous Tables Formula
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I 1 shiPg, 4 pence, equal % of one dollar.
2 shirgs, 8 pence, equal ^ of one dollar. 1 shilling equals ^ of one dollar.
1 shiPg, 6 pence, ean**^ i^ of one dollar. I 6 pence equal 1-10 of one dollar.
ALIQTTOT PARTS OF A TON.
10 cwt. Equal >^ of a ton. | 2 cwt. , 2 qrs. , equal J4 of one ton.
6 cwt. Equal M of a ton. 2 cwt. Equal 1-10 of a ton.
4 cwt. Equal 1-5 of a ton. I 1 cwt. Equal 1-20 of a ton.
ALIQUOT PARTS OF A POUND AVOIRDUPOIS.
8 ounces equal ^ of a pound. I 2 ounces equal K of a pound....
4 ounces equal J^ of a pound. I 1 ounce equals 1-16 of a pound.
OF Depreciations. 47 Interest.
Interest is commonly defined to be a compensation for tlie use of money or value, though literally it is the use of money.
The amount received or paid for interest is usually a percentage on the amount used, and is either fixed by contract or by statute. Per CENT, signifies by the hundred and implies, in interest, so many cents on the hundred cents, or so many dollars on the hundred dollars, etc. The usual custom is to reckon interest by the 3^ear, but it is better to express the time in the note or other instrument, as it is not necessarily understood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 1 shiPg, 4 pence, equal % of one dollar.
2 shirgs, 8 pence, equal ^ of one dollar. 1 shilling equals ^ of one dollar.
1 shiPg, 6 pence, ean**^ i^ of one dollar. I 6 pence equal 1-10 of one dollar.
ALIQTTOT PARTS OF A TON.
10 cwt. Equal >^ of a ton. | 2 cwt. , 2 qrs. , equal J4 of one ton.
6 cwt. Equal M of a ton. 2 cwt. Equal 1-10 of a ton.
4 cwt. Equal 1-5 of a ton. I 1 cwt. Equal 1-20 of a ton.
ALIQUOT PARTS OF A POUND AVOIRDUPOIS.
8 ounces equal ^ of a pound. I 2 ounces equal K of a pound....
4 ounces equal J^ of a pound. I 1 ounce equals 1-16 of a pound.
OF Depreciations. 47 Interest.
Interest is commonly defined to be a compensation for tlie use of money or value, though literally it is the use of money.
The amount received or paid for interest is usually a percentage on the amount used, and is either fixed by contract or by statute. Per CENT, signifies by the hundred and implies, in interest, so many cents on the hundred cents, or so many dollars on the hundred dollars, etc. The usual custom is to reckon interest by the 3^ear, but it is better to express the time in the note or other instrument, as it is not necessarily understood.
What to read after Tiffanys Digest of Depreciations With the Addition of Numerous Tables Formula?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Stanton Tiffany to read onlineMoreLess
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