A New And Complete System of Arithmetic Composed for the Use of the Citizens O
A New And Complete System of Arithmetic Composed for the Use of the Citizens O
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V. Tojind the value of goods fold by Gfcore to the hundred. The price of i is given, to find the price of i hundred.
RULE.
Suppofe every penny in the price to 02 fo many pounds, and for the farthings, fuch a part of a pound, as they are of a penny ; then, half of that fum will be the anfwer, A a 1 7th. At C T I E.
27th. At 4f J. Per yard, What a8th. At i6j. 9^. Per yard ; coft 120 yards ? What coft 120 yards ?
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2)4 10 j6 9| i i ' - 12 2 5 Anf. 20 1 IOQ 12 6 To find the price of one, a...t fo much perhundred*of 6 fcore. RULE.
Multiply the price by 2, then call the pounds fo many pence, and the fhillings, fuch a part of a penny, as they are of a pound, and you will have the anfwer.
29th. If ito yds. Coft What coft i yard ?
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3 i* 2 3bth. If 1 20 yds. Coft 5^. 1 6d. What coft i yard ? . S. D. 18 6 7 4 11 17 o 1 1 |d. -|-| of a farthing* TABLE of Aliquot Parts. ItQthe Integer. Alfo, 6 is 10 20 24 is 30 40 60 36 is 45 48 50 70 1 -A 72 is | 75 So 90 96 is !OO 105 108 no 3 1 ft. At 3/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. Tojind the value of goods fold by Gfcore to the hundred. The price of i is given, to find the price of i hundred.
RULE.
Suppofe every penny in the price to 02 fo many pounds, and for the farthings, fuch a part of a pound, as they are of a penny ; then, half of that fum will be the anfwer, A a 1 7th. At C T I E.
27th. At 4f J. Per yard, What a8th. At i6j. 9^. Per yard ; coft 120 yards ? What coft 120 yards ?
. S. S. D.
2)4 10 j6 9| i i ' - 12 2 5 Anf. 20 1 IOQ 12 6 To find the price of one, a...t fo much perhundred*of 6 fcore. RULE.
Multiply the price by 2, then call the pounds fo many pence, and the fhillings, fuch a part of a penny, as they are of a pound, and you will have the anfwer.
29th. If ito yds. Coft What coft i yard ?
. *.
3 i* 2 3bth. If 1 20 yds. Coft 5^. 1 6d. What coft i yard ? . S. D. 18 6 7 4 11 17 o 1 1 |d. -|-| of a farthing* TABLE of Aliquot Parts. ItQthe Integer. Alfo, 6 is 10 20 24 is 30 40 60 36 is 45 48 50 70 1 -A 72 is | 75 So 90 96 is !OO 105 108 no 3 1 ft. At 3/.
What to read after A New And Complete System of Arithmetic Composed for the Use of the Citizens O?
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