The New Complete System of Arithmetick : Composed for the Use of the Citizens of the United States
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" jii^. 8d, A^o/tf. This Cafe proves the 7th ia Compound MuJ- tiplicatioD.
CASE IV.
Having the price of any numher of yards f ^c. tojlndthe price of \ yard: Divide the price by the quantity, beginning at the higheft denomination, and, if any thing remain, reduce it into the next, and every inferiour de- nomination, and, at each redudion, divide as before, re- membering, each t^Tie, to add the odd fhillings, pence, ^c. if there be any, and you will have the value of unity required.
})lQte. If th...ere be j, ^ or | of a yard, pound, &c. mul- tiply both the price and quantity by 4, and then proceed as above directed.
I. If 95ilb. of 'figs coft;^i6 13 s. 6|d. what arc they per lb. ?
lb. / s. d.
-Quantity = 95I Price =16 13 6f Mult, by 4 4 produces 3 82 -for a divr. Pro. £6^ 14 3 for a divid.
I s. d.
REDUCTION OF COINS.
"7 $92)66 14 20 d. £ s. d.
3 (0 3 5i TTT F"- 1^ 382)1334(3 1 146 188 12 382)2259(5 1910 349 4 382)1396(3 1 146 250 2. If 147 buAiels of rye coft ;^47 12s. 6d. what is it perbuOiei?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" jii^. 8d, A^o/tf. This Cafe proves the 7th ia Compound MuJ- tiplicatioD.
CASE IV.
Having the price of any numher of yards f ^c. tojlndthe price of \ yard: Divide the price by the quantity, beginning at the higheft denomination, and, if any thing remain, reduce it into the next, and every inferiour de- nomination, and, at each redudion, divide as before, re- membering, each t^Tie, to add the odd fhillings, pence, ^c. if there be any, and you will have the value of unity required.
})lQte. If th...ere be j, ^ or | of a yard, pound, &c. mul- tiply both the price and quantity by 4, and then proceed as above directed.
I. If 95ilb. of 'figs coft;^i6 13 s. 6|d. what arc they per lb. ?
lb. / s. d.
-Quantity = 95I Price =16 13 6f Mult, by 4 4 produces 3 82 -for a divr. Pro. £6^ 14 3 for a divid.
I s. d.
REDUCTION OF COINS.
"7 $92)66 14 20 d. £ s. d.
3 (0 3 5i TTT F"- 1^ 382)1334(3 1 146 188 12 382)2259(5 1910 349 4 382)1396(3 1 146 250 2. If 147 buAiels of rye coft ;^47 12s. 6d. what is it perbuOiei?
What to read after The New Complete System of Arithmetick : Composed for the Use of the Citizens of the United States?
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