Yale Examination PapersGinn, Heath & Company, 1892 - 139 pages |
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... respectively , 3.81 , 0.056 , 1.67 . 5. Reduce 3 R. 13 sq . rds . 8 sq . ft . to decimal of an acre . 6. ( a ) In a board 4m long and 0.4m wide , how many square decimeters ? ( b ) Divide 2700hl by 90c1 . 1881 . 33 1. Divide of of by ...
... respectively , 3.81 , 0.056 , 1.67 . 5. Reduce 3 R. 13 sq . rds . 8 sq . ft . to decimal of an acre . 6. ( a ) In a board 4m long and 0.4m wide , how many square decimeters ? ( b ) Divide 2700hl by 90c1 . 1881 . 33 1. Divide of of by ...
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... respectively ? 8. Find three geometrical means between 2 and 162 . 9. Expand to four terms , by the binomial theorem : ; ( b ) ( 1 — 2 × 3 ) 3 . ( a ) m √x2 + a2 1877 . - ab 1. Divide 12 x1 . - 192 by 3x by α - b 2. Divide x2 + a b 3 ...
... respectively ? 8. Find three geometrical means between 2 and 162 . 9. Expand to four terms , by the binomial theorem : ; ( b ) ( 1 — 2 × 3 ) 3 . ( a ) m √x2 + a2 1877 . - ab 1. Divide 12 x1 . - 192 by 3x by α - b 2. Divide x2 + a b 3 ...
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... respectively the number of permutations ( or arrangements ) and the number of com- binations of m things taken n at a time . 7. Write the binomial formula . Calculate with it the square root of 2501 to six places of decimals . 8 ...
... respectively the number of permutations ( or arrangements ) and the number of com- binations of m things taken n at a time . 7. Write the binomial formula . Calculate with it the square root of 2501 to six places of decimals . 8 ...
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... respectively equal to two sides of another , but the included angle in the first triangle is greater than the included angle in the second , the third side of the first triangle is greater than the third side of the second . 2. If the ...
... respectively equal to two sides of another , but the included angle in the first triangle is greater than the included angle in the second , the third side of the first triangle is greater than the third side of the second . 2. If the ...
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... respectively ? 5. Under what circumstances can the dative be used to express the agent ? When can relative clauses take the subjunctive ? In the following sentences tell where each word is made , with its construction or agreement ...
... respectively ? 5. Under what circumstances can the dative be used to express the agent ? When can relative clauses take the subjunctive ? In the following sentences tell where each word is made , with its construction or agreement ...
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