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Ans. $1.89^.
SSML. Bought 40 acres of land at $25 per acre, and, having kept it 10 years, sold it at 4 cents per foot, hav- ing given a piece 40 rods long and 6 rods wide for a street. What is my gain, allowing 6 per cent, compound interest? Ans. $65291.553.
3SS. Bought 720^ ells English of broadcloth, at t2.80 per ell, and paid $20 freight, and 30 per cent ad valorem duties. Fot what per yard must I sell it to gain 20 per cent ? Ans. $3,621+.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC ICkL QUMTUMIC.
Sow laige m na...be can I «ul from « ^ lobe SN) inches in diameter ? j4ii^ lU47-f- uicheB.
3S7. Sold a note for $7.50, and lost 85 per cent.
What was the paar Y^ue of the noial 3SS. A stone was put into a cylindrical vessel 21 in.
in diameter, partly filled with water, when dt wvb ob- served that the water rose 4in. Sow jBany cubic inches in the stone? Ans. 1385.4456.
K In a piece of land, 148$ rods long^ attd S4| rods wide, how many acres ?
Ans. 78 acres^ 82^ jaoles.
360« 1%e sides of the base of a triangular prism are 10, 8, and 6 feet, and the length is 20 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ans. $1.89^.
SSML. Bought 40 acres of land at $25 per acre, and, having kept it 10 years, sold it at 4 cents per foot, hav- ing given a piece 40 rods long and 6 rods wide for a street. What is my gain, allowing 6 per cent, compound interest? Ans. $65291.553.
3SS. Bought 720^ ells English of broadcloth, at t2.80 per ell, and paid $20 freight, and 30 per cent ad valorem duties. Fot what per yard must I sell it to gain 20 per cent ? Ans. $3,621+.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC ICkL QUMTUMIC.
Sow laige m na...be can I «ul from « ^ lobe SN) inches in diameter ? j4ii^ lU47-f- uicheB.
3S7. Sold a note for $7.50, and lost 85 per cent.
What was the paar Y^ue of the noial 3SS. A stone was put into a cylindrical vessel 21 in.
in diameter, partly filled with water, when dt wvb ob- served that the water rose 4in. Sow jBany cubic inches in the stone? Ans. 1385.4456.
K In a piece of land, 148$ rods long^ attd S4| rods wide, how many acres ?
Ans. 78 acres^ 82^ jaoles.
360« 1%e sides of the base of a triangular prism are 10, 8, and 6 feet, and the length is 20 feet.
What to read after Arithmetical Problems, Or Questions in Arithmetic, for the Use of Advanced ...?
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