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... decimal that terminates . Express fin the form of a recurring decimal . Add together 13.57 , 044 and 31 ; ( 2 ) Divide 6.25 by 00005 ; prove the result by vulgar fractions . 6. If 1 mètre French = 39.371 inches English , show that 32 ...
... decimal that terminates . Express fin the form of a recurring decimal . Add together 13.57 , 044 and 31 ; ( 2 ) Divide 6.25 by 00005 ; prove the result by vulgar fractions . 6. If 1 mètre French = 39.371 inches English , show that 32 ...
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... decimals . ( 2 ) Find the value of the recurring decimal 2315 in the form of a vulgar 004 \ 3 fraction ; ( 3 ) find ( * 002 ) ; ( 4 ) determine the of 906-67834321 . ⚫02 square root 8. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts ...
... decimals . ( 2 ) Find the value of the recurring decimal 2315 in the form of a vulgar 004 \ 3 fraction ; ( 3 ) find ( * 002 ) ; ( 4 ) determine the of 906-67834321 . ⚫02 square root 8. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts ...
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... recurring decimal 77777 & c . 5. Find the sum of- ( 1 ) 16 + 14 + 13 + & c . to 21 terms . ( 2 ) 5 5. 10 + = + + & c . to n terms . 69 27 6. There are 1200 shot in the base of a complete rectangular pile , and four times as many in the ...
... recurring decimal 77777 & c . 5. Find the sum of- ( 1 ) 16 + 14 + 13 + & c . to 21 terms . ( 2 ) 5 5. 10 + = + + & c . to n terms . 69 27 6. There are 1200 shot in the base of a complete rectangular pile , and four times as many in the ...
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... decimal 5074 explain the local value of each digit . Divide · 00169 by 013 , and 25.6 by 000016 . 3. Reduce to a decimal ... recurring digits . 4. Multiply 3x + 6x3y — 9xy3 + 12y1 by 2x2 − 3xy + y2 . 5. Divide- a6-6a5b + 15a4b2-20a3b3 + ...
... decimal 5074 explain the local value of each digit . Divide · 00169 by 013 , and 25.6 by 000016 . 3. Reduce to a decimal ... recurring digits . 4. Multiply 3x + 6x3y — 9xy3 + 12y1 by 2x2 − 3xy + y2 . 5. Divide- a6-6a5b + 15a4b2-20a3b3 + ...
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... recurring decimal to a fraction ; and reduce 2.4171717 & c . 6. If unity be taken from the square of any number , prove that the difference is equal to the product of two numbers — one greater by unity and the other less by unity than ...
... recurring decimal to a fraction ; and reduce 2.4171717 & c . 6. If unity be taken from the square of any number , prove that the difference is equal to the product of two numbers — one greater by unity and the other less by unity than ...
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