 | Samuel Temple - 1825 - 118 páginas
...4385793086 1234567890 4732720821 9876543210 1873459763 8765482123 Practical Questions. b A man has four farms. The first is worth two thousand, seven hundred,...— the third is worth one thousand, six hundred and ten dollars ; the fourth ¡s worth five hundred and twelve dollars ; what are 4hey ail worth ? Ans.... | |
 | Nicolas Pike, Dudley Leavitt - 1826 - 214 páginas
...tallow fifty-six pounds ; what is the whole weight of the cow ? Ans. 519 pounds. 10. A man has four farms ; the first is worth two thousand seven hundred...; the third is worth one thousand six hundred and ten dollars ; the fourth is worth five hundred and twelve dollars ; what are they all worth ? Am. 8.666... | |
 | Samuel Temple - 1827 - 122 páginas
...to the whole sum ; therefore, I conclude the work is right. Practical Questions. 1. A man has four farms. The first is worth two thousand, seven hundred,...thousand, eight hundred and nineteen dollars ; — the thi/d is worth one thousand, six hundred and ten dollars ; the fourth is worth five hundred and twelve... | |
 | Samuel Temple - 1827 - 116 páginas
...8765482123 Practical Questions. 1. A man has four farms. The first is worth two thousand, seven rmndred, and twenty-five dollars : — the second is worth...— the third is worth one thousand, six hundred and ten dollars ; the fourth is worth five hundred and twelve dollars ; what are *ithey all worth ? Ans.... | |
 | Nicolas Pike, Dudley Leavitt - 1830 - 240 páginas
...pounds;- what is the whole weight of the cow ? Ans. 519 pounds. 10. A man has four farms; the fust is 1 worth two thousand seven hundred and twenty-five dollars;...dollars; the third is worth one thousand six hundred ami ten dollars,' the fourth is worth five hundred and twelve dollars; -what are they all worth ? Ans.... | |
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A man has four farms ; the first is worth two thousand seven hundred and twenty-five dollars : the second is worth three thousand eight hundred and nineteen dollars ; the third is worth one thousand six hundred and ten dollars ; the fourth is worth five... 