Harvard Examination Papers
Harvard Examination Papers
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From a? ^h— take 2x A .
6- I>"-ide ^.^a^, ^^. By -^l^j^i 7. Divide ^~ '^^ "' *' by (— 2 «= J c3)8.
8. Subtract (a — 2 5)5 from (a + 2 Vf. Use the Bi- nomial Theorem.
9. In a mixture of wine and cider one half the whole ALGEBRA. 139 plus twenty-five gallons was wine, and one third part minus five gallons was cider; how many gallons were there of each ?
10. Solve the equations | + 7 3/ = 99, | + 'T'^r = 51.
VIII.
1. Eeduce the following expression to its simplest form : (a + h) x—(b — c) c—[(b — ...x-) b — (b — c) (h + c)] — ax.
2. Multiply 2x^ — Sxy + Qi/hj 3x^ + 3 xy + 5i/.
• 3. Divide ^0 a + 8 a^ -~ 50 a^ — S hj 5 a — 2a^ — 2.
4. Give the rule for multiplying different powers of the same quantity, and explain its reason. Example: a;"* X x" =:^^hat ?
5. Eeduce the following expression to a single fraction, having the least possible denominator : — — - — -^ — -= ^ 1 X {l-^xf 6. Divide ..^ „ ^ by — ^r^ — — g.
7. Find by the Binomial Theorem the first four terms of (2 r\20 1 - f^) • 8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From a? ^h— take 2x A .
6- I>"-ide ^.^a^, ^^. By -^l^j^i 7. Divide ^~ '^^ "' *' by (— 2 «= J c3)8.
8. Subtract (a — 2 5)5 from (a + 2 Vf. Use the Bi- nomial Theorem.
9. In a mixture of wine and cider one half the whole ALGEBRA. 139 plus twenty-five gallons was wine, and one third part minus five gallons was cider; how many gallons were there of each ?
10. Solve the equations | + 7 3/ = 99, | + 'T'^r = 51.
VIII.
1. Eeduce the following expression to its simplest form : (a + h) x—(b — c) c—[(b — ...x-) b — (b — c) (h + c)] — ax.
2. Multiply 2x^ — Sxy + Qi/hj 3x^ + 3 xy + 5i/.
• 3. Divide ^0 a + 8 a^ -~ 50 a^ — S hj 5 a — 2a^ — 2.
4. Give the rule for multiplying different powers of the same quantity, and explain its reason. Example: a;"* X x" =:^^hat ?
5. Eeduce the following expression to a single fraction, having the least possible denominator : — — - — -^ — -= ^ 1 X {l-^xf 6. Divide ..^ „ ^ by — ^r^ — — g.
7. Find by the Binomial Theorem the first four terms of (2 r\20 1 - f^) • 8.
What to read after Harvard Examination Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R F Robert Fowler Leighton to read onlineMoreLess
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