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I fliall now proceed to give an Example or two of the Method ttfed in arguing about unlimited Qjieftions ; vis. fuch Queftiont which admit of various Anfwers, fuch as thofe in JUigation AU Umaii promiied in Page 117.
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one of is. 8d, the Pound j another of 20 A. the Pounds and a third S^rt of lb A, the Pound ; of theft he would nuike a Mixture to con^ tain 56 Pound J that may be fold for 22 d. the Pound: How mukh of eaeb Sort may be take f Let a r= the Quantity of that worth 32 Pence the Pound, e ^= that of 20 Pence the Pound, andy s that df 16 Pence the Pound ; ■ wz. each Quantity multiplied Then j -4- / 4.^ =: 56 M into il's own Price, equals iheir jfi: fls, ~Then32«-l-20*+i6jr=:i232 f | Sum multiplied into the mean J ».
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that is,;f>4'J' = 2iox2 = 420 &c. Hence jr z: 20 the Number of Dayt required.
I fliall now proceed to give an Example or two of the Method ttfed in arguing about unlimited Qjieftions ; vis. fuch Queftiont which admit of various Anfwers, fuch as thofe in JUigation AU Umaii promiied in Page 117.
In order to ihorten that Work, it will be convenient for the Learner to know the two Signs of Comparifbn, y and Z.. The Sign T ii of (EfreaUr tfian ; as ^ V i7 fignifies that b is greater than a. The Sign... Z. is of lLef0 tlldn s ^b L ^fignifiesthac i is lefi than d^ i^c.
is XJ MP L S 1.
^eflsan 34. A Tobacconifi hath thru Sorts of Tobacco^ viz.
one of is. 8d, the Pound j another of 20 A. the Pounds and a third S^rt of lb A, the Pound ; of theft he would nuike a Mixture to con^ tain 56 Pound J that may be fold for 22 d. the Pound: How mukh of eaeb Sort may be take f Let a r= the Quantity of that worth 32 Pence the Pound, e ^= that of 20 Pence the Pound, andy s that df 16 Pence the Pound ; ■ wz. each Quantity multiplied Then j -4- / 4.^ =: 56 M into il's own Price, equals iheir jfi: fls, ~Then32«-l-20*+i6jr=:i232 f | Sum multiplied into the mean J ».
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, John, 1832-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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