An Introduction to Arithmetic
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13 10 18 16 3' 59.
81 h 14 6 2' 4" 6'" 60.
14 11; 9 10 0' 9" 61.
19 8f 3: 24 27 8' 6" 62.
15i 16 5 7' 2" 63.
11 9 16 11 64.
17 11 41 53 2' 11" v5.
30 19 I8f 74 2' 7" 6^'' 96 MENSURATION.
A carpenter's account. James Donaldson, Esq. Dr.
1882. To John Wood, July 15. To 753 yds. 3 f . 8 in. Flooring at 35. 6c/. To 151 yds. 9 in. Painting at 7^d. To 158 yds. 1 f . 3 in. Plastering at 4^c?. Aug. 3. To 1737 feet of timber at Is. ^d, To 6 roods, 6 yds. 6 f. Slating at 145. 6c?.
To 196 feet, 10 in. 6 p.... Sawing at ^d, Sept. 7. To 12 deals, each 14 feet, 8 in. Long, and 10^ inches broad, at 2^d. Per foot.
To 6 Memel logs, each 14^ feet long, and llf inches the side of the square, at I5. Sd. The solid foot.
Ans. £286 17 5i 66. In a piece of tapering unequal-sided timber, 24 feet 9 inches long, the base at the greater end being 34 inches by 20, and at the other end 17 in- ches by 10, how many solid feet? Ans. 62 f. 7 in. 9 s. 4 th. 6 fourths.
Note. Add the length and the breadth of the bases se- parately ; divide each of the sums by 2, then multiply the quotients together, and that product by the length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 10 18 16 3' 59.
81 h 14 6 2' 4" 6'" 60.
14 11; 9 10 0' 9" 61.
19 8f 3: 24 27 8' 6" 62.
15i 16 5 7' 2" 63.
11 9 16 11 64.
17 11 41 53 2' 11" v5.
30 19 I8f 74 2' 7" 6^'' 96 MENSURATION.
A carpenter's account. James Donaldson, Esq. Dr.
1882. To John Wood, July 15. To 753 yds. 3 f . 8 in. Flooring at 35. 6c/. To 151 yds. 9 in. Painting at 7^d. To 158 yds. 1 f . 3 in. Plastering at 4^c?. Aug. 3. To 1737 feet of timber at Is. ^d, To 6 roods, 6 yds. 6 f. Slating at 145. 6c?.
To 196 feet, 10 in. 6 p.... Sawing at ^d, Sept. 7. To 12 deals, each 14 feet, 8 in. Long, and 10^ inches broad, at 2^d. Per foot.
To 6 Memel logs, each 14^ feet long, and llf inches the side of the square, at I5. Sd. The solid foot.
Ans. £286 17 5i 66. In a piece of tapering unequal-sided timber, 24 feet 9 inches long, the base at the greater end being 34 inches by 20, and at the other end 17 in- ches by 10, how many solid feet? Ans. 62 f. 7 in. 9 s. 4 th. 6 fourths.
Note. Add the length and the breadth of the bases se- parately ; divide each of the sums by 2, then multiply the quotients together, and that product by the length.
What to read after An Introduction to Arithmetic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray James to read onlineMoreLess
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