Problems About War, for Classes in Arithmetic
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In which war was the per cent of loss the greater? State the per cent of loss in each case.
11. It is estimated that in the present great war there are 21,200,000 men engaged. If the per cent of loss of life should be the same as that in the Balkan wars (see Ex. 10) what number of men would be killed.
It should be stated that examples like Exs. 3 and 6 are not to be commended. We seldom have to find the number of men engaged, for this number is usually known. It is also open to question whether... the attempt to draw a moral by such hypothetical cases as Exs. 8 and 9 is warranted. If the facts were really known the problems would be justified.
16 Cost of Saving and of Destroying Human Life Problems Involving a Knowledge of Simple Interest.
1. Pittsburg recently spent $7,000,000 on purifying its water supply. It is estimated that 300 lives a year will be saved by having pure water, and that these lives are worth, on an average, $5000 to the city and country. How much is the financial saving of human life ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In which war was the per cent of loss the greater? State the per cent of loss in each case.
11. It is estimated that in the present great war there are 21,200,000 men engaged. If the per cent of loss of life should be the same as that in the Balkan wars (see Ex. 10) what number of men would be killed.
It should be stated that examples like Exs. 3 and 6 are not to be commended. We seldom have to find the number of men engaged, for this number is usually known. It is also open to question whether... the attempt to draw a moral by such hypothetical cases as Exs. 8 and 9 is warranted. If the facts were really known the problems would be justified.
16 Cost of Saving and of Destroying Human Life Problems Involving a Knowledge of Simple Interest.
1. Pittsburg recently spent $7,000,000 on purifying its water supply. It is estimated that 300 lives a year will be saved by having pure water, and that these lives are worth, on an average, $5000 to the city and country. How much is the financial saving of human life ?
What to read after Problems About War, for Classes in Arithmetic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, David Eugene, 1860-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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