The Arithmetic Primer An Independent Number book Designed to Precede Any Series
The Arithmetic Primer An Independent Number book Designed to Precede Any Series
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4. How many 2-cent stamps can you buy for 8 cents? 2 cents are contained in 8 cents times. 5. One half of 8 boxes of berries is boxes of berries. 6. An oblong 1 inch by 8 inches contains square inches; that is, it is times as large as a 1-inch square. 7. Cut from paper an oblong 2 inches by 4 inches. (a) Place it on your desk with the long edge par- allel with the front edge of your desk. (b) Fold the right edge upon the left edge. Crease. Unfold. (c) Observe, that an oblong 2 inches by 4 inche...s is equal to two squares. £^ 21 nine 9 nine 9 nine 9 nine 9 i 8 and 1 are . 7 and are 9. 6 and — 5 and — 9 less 2 = 9 less 3 = 9 less 4 = are 9. Are 9. 9 less 7 = 9 less 6 = 9 less 5 = 1 half of 9 is - ® ® e y 3 threes = 1 third of 9 = • F-l 22 5 inches and 4 inches = 9 inches less 4 inches = 6 inches and 3 inches = 6 inches less 3 inches = 7 inches and 2 inches = 7 inches less 2 inches = 1. One half of a foot and 3 inches are inches. 2. One half of a foot less 3 inches equals ■ inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. How many 2-cent stamps can you buy for 8 cents? 2 cents are contained in 8 cents times. 5. One half of 8 boxes of berries is boxes of berries. 6. An oblong 1 inch by 8 inches contains square inches; that is, it is times as large as a 1-inch square. 7. Cut from paper an oblong 2 inches by 4 inches. (a) Place it on your desk with the long edge par- allel with the front edge of your desk. (b) Fold the right edge upon the left edge. Crease. Unfold. (c) Observe, that an oblong 2 inches by 4 inche...s is equal to two squares. £^ 21 nine 9 nine 9 nine 9 nine 9 i 8 and 1 are . 7 and are 9. 6 and — 5 and — 9 less 2 = 9 less 3 = 9 less 4 = are 9. Are 9. 9 less 7 = 9 less 6 = 9 less 5 = 1 half of 9 is - ® ® e y 3 threes = 1 third of 9 = • F-l 22 5 inches and 4 inches = 9 inches less 4 inches = 6 inches and 3 inches = 6 inches less 3 inches = 7 inches and 2 inches = 7 inches less 2 inches = 1. One half of a foot and 3 inches are inches. 2. One half of a foot less 3 inches equals ■ inches.
What to read after The Arithmetic Primer An Independent Number book Designed to Precede Any Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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