Second book in Arithmetic Comprising Four Years of Oral And Written Work in Th
Second book in Arithmetic Comprising Four Years of Oral And Written Work in Th
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yard, and obtain ^9 5 510 yards 2 feet. Tr q I divide the 510 1 i n yards of this re- 1 l. U suit by 5. 5, the ^.^ number of yards ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -, , -j ^ /*.
inlrod, andob- Hence, 1, 532 ft. = 92 rd. A yd. 2ft.
tain 92 rods 4 yards. To this result I annex 2 feet, the first remainder, and I have 92 rods 4 yards 2 feet, the required result, I 194 SECOND BOOK IN ARITHMETIC, Problems.
1. How many feet and inches are 925 inches ?
2. How many miles and rods are 2, 000 rods ?
3. How many square miles... are 312, 000 square rods ?
Reduce 8. 3, 236 A. To sq. Mi.
9. 185, 520 cu. In. To cu. Yd.
10, 334, 976 sq. In. To sq. Rd.
11, 4, 713, 256 cu. In. To cd.
^ 4, 297 sq. Ft. To sq. Yd.
5. 398 yd. To rods.
6. 17, 283 qt. To bushels. ^ 7. 1, 535 pt. To gallons.
12, 3, 825 quarts of wheat are how many bushels ?
13, 2, 469 cubic feet of wood are how many cords ? H, 1, 727 pints of milk are how many gallons ?
^^3. Rules for Reductions of Compound Numbees.
I. For Reduction Descending.
1. Multiply the ^mits of the highest denomination given, hy that number of the next lower denomination which equals 1 of this higher, and to the product add the units of the lower denomination, 2, In like manner, reduce this result to units of the next lower denomination; and so continue until the given number is reduced to units of the required denomination, II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
yard, and obtain ^9 5 510 yards 2 feet. Tr q I divide the 510 1 i n yards of this re- 1 l. U suit by 5. 5, the ^.^ number of yards ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -, , -j ^ /*.
inlrod, andob- Hence, 1, 532 ft. = 92 rd. A yd. 2ft.
tain 92 rods 4 yards. To this result I annex 2 feet, the first remainder, and I have 92 rods 4 yards 2 feet, the required result, I 194 SECOND BOOK IN ARITHMETIC, Problems.
1. How many feet and inches are 925 inches ?
2. How many miles and rods are 2, 000 rods ?
3. How many square miles... are 312, 000 square rods ?
Reduce 8. 3, 236 A. To sq. Mi.
9. 185, 520 cu. In. To cu. Yd.
10, 334, 976 sq. In. To sq. Rd.
11, 4, 713, 256 cu. In. To cd.
^ 4, 297 sq. Ft. To sq. Yd.
5. 398 yd. To rods.
6. 17, 283 qt. To bushels. ^ 7. 1, 535 pt. To gallons.
12, 3, 825 quarts of wheat are how many bushels ?
13, 2, 469 cubic feet of wood are how many cords ? H, 1, 727 pints of milk are how many gallons ?
^^3. Rules for Reductions of Compound Numbees.
I. For Reduction Descending.
1. Multiply the ^mits of the highest denomination given, hy that number of the next lower denomination which equals 1 of this higher, and to the product add the units of the lower denomination, 2, In like manner, reduce this result to units of the next lower denomination; and so continue until the given number is reduced to units of the required denomination, II.
What to read after Second book in Arithmetic Comprising Four Years of Oral And Written Work in Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Brothers to read onlineMoreLess
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