The Elements of Algebra
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Let ic=the number.
Then, a;— 5= the remainder.
From the conditions, f(a5— 5)=:40. X= 65.
3. A horse said to a mule: If I give you one of my sacks we shall have an equal number; if I take one of yours, I shall have double the number you have left. How many had each?
Let a;= the number the horse had. 2/= the number the mule had. Then, x—l=y + l, and a; + l = 2(?/— 1), whence a; =7, y=h.
4. Divide 64 into two parts which shall be to each other as 3 to 5.
Let 3:r= one part.
Then 5a; = the other. Bu...t ^x + bx=U, Whence, a; =8.
3a;=24 one part, 5a;=40 the other.
110 ELEAfENTS OF ALGEBRA.
5. Divide a into two j)arts which shall be to each other as d to c, , ah ac b+c' b+c 6. A man left 12, 400 to be divided between two sons and a servant. The sons' parts were to be to each other as 3 to 2, and the servant was to liave half as much as the son who received the smaller sum. How' much had each? Ans. 11, 200, $800, $400.
7. A person upon being asked his age, replied : that J of his age multiplied by ^ of his age would give a product equal to his age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let ic=the number.
Then, a;— 5= the remainder.
From the conditions, f(a5— 5)=:40. X= 65.
3. A horse said to a mule: If I give you one of my sacks we shall have an equal number; if I take one of yours, I shall have double the number you have left. How many had each?
Let a;= the number the horse had. 2/= the number the mule had. Then, x—l=y + l, and a; + l = 2(?/— 1), whence a; =7, y=h.
4. Divide 64 into two parts which shall be to each other as 3 to 5.
Let 3:r= one part.
Then 5a; = the other. Bu...t ^x + bx=U, Whence, a; =8.
3a;=24 one part, 5a;=40 the other.
110 ELEAfENTS OF ALGEBRA.
5. Divide a into two j)arts which shall be to each other as d to c, , ah ac b+c' b+c 6. A man left 12, 400 to be divided between two sons and a servant. The sons' parts were to be to each other as 3 to 2, and the servant was to liave half as much as the son who received the smaller sum. How' much had each? Ans. 11, 200, $800, $400.
7. A person upon being asked his age, replied : that J of his age multiplied by ^ of his age would give a product equal to his age.
What to read after The Elements of Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Asbury Shoup to read onlineMoreLess
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