Annual Report of the New Jersey State Board of Education 1883

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Divide 2a'"+i— 2rf"+i— a'"+"+a2'^ by 2a-a^ 2. Square a3/)2+3Q2^3c-t.
Square m — n. State the theorems applicable to these cases respectively.
3. Factor i—c^.
71 1— 2n 4. Add and .
n — 1 n"^ — n 1 4 5. Simplify the expression 1 xi- — X 6. Required the sixth power of a;^ — 2x.
7. Find tlie value of— 8. Raise y/2a to the 71^'' power.
9. There are three numbers whose sum is 324; the second ex- ceeds the first as much as the third exceeds the second ; and the first is to the third as 5 to 7. What ar...e the numbers ?
12 APPENDIX TO SCHOOL REPORT.
10. The plate of a looking glass is 18 inches by 12, and it is to be surrounded by a plane frame of uniform width, having a surface equal to that of the glass. Required the width of the frame.
GLOUCESTER CITY.
William Brindle, Superintendent.
To E. A. Apgar, State Superintendent: In obedience to the requirement of the school law of this state, I submit the following report: The number of children in this city, between the ages of five and eighteen years, is 1,708, as shown by the Census for 1883.

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