A Practical Treatise On Algebra: Designed for the Use of Students in High Schools And Academies
A Practical Treatise On Algebra: Designed for the Use of Students in High Schools And Academies
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"Ilequired those nutnrors^t■i'' ' ' ~ ' '• ^V^- 5 and 7.
21. What number is that to which if 40 be added, and thej square root extracted, this root shall be less than the original) quantity by 16 1 Ans. 24. > 22. Two gentlemen, A and B, speaking of their age's, A said that the product of their ages was 750. B replied, that if his age were increased 7 years, and A's were lessened 2 years, their product would be 851. Required their ages.
Ans. A's 25 and B's 30 years.
k 23. John Smith's garden is ...a rectangle, and contains 15,000 square yards ; and he, being a man of taste, has surrounded it with a walk 7 yards wide, the contents of which are 3696 square yards. Required the length and breadth of the garden.
Ans. Length 150, breadth 100 yards.
24. A gentleman purchased a farm for $5600, but if his farm had contained 10 acres more it would have cost him $10 less per acre. Of how many acres did his farm consist ?
f Ans. 70 acres.
" ""SS. A man purchased^ a farm in the form of a rectangle, whose length was four times it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ilequired those nutnrors^t■i'' ' ' ~ ' '• ^V^- 5 and 7.
21. What number is that to which if 40 be added, and thej square root extracted, this root shall be less than the original) quantity by 16 1 Ans. 24. > 22. Two gentlemen, A and B, speaking of their age's, A said that the product of their ages was 750. B replied, that if his age were increased 7 years, and A's were lessened 2 years, their product would be 851. Required their ages.
Ans. A's 25 and B's 30 years.
k 23. John Smith's garden is ...a rectangle, and contains 15,000 square yards ; and he, being a man of taste, has surrounded it with a walk 7 yards wide, the contents of which are 3696 square yards. Required the length and breadth of the garden.
Ans. Length 150, breadth 100 yards.
24. A gentleman purchased a farm for $5600, but if his farm had contained 10 acres more it would have cost him $10 less per acre. Of how many acres did his farm consist ?
f Ans. 70 acres.
" ""SS. A man purchased^ a farm in the form of a rectangle, whose length was four times it?
What to read after A Practical Treatise On Algebra: Designed for the Use of Students in High Schools And Academies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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