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... sell them that he may gain $ 2367 by the investment ? Ans . $ 19617 . 10. Mr. Bowman paid $ 628 for flour , $ 382 for sugar , and $ 125 for potatoes ; how much did he receive for all if he sold them at a gain of $ 324 ? Ans . $ 1459 ...
... sell them that he may gain $ 2367 by the investment ? Ans . $ 19617 . 10. Mr. Bowman paid $ 628 for flour , $ 382 for sugar , and $ 125 for potatoes ; how much did he receive for all if he sold them at a gain of $ 324 ? Ans . $ 1459 ...
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... sell the property in order to gain upon it $ 540 ? Ans . $ 5587.25 . 19. A Normal school paid , in 1875 , $ 18,622.17 for salaries of professors and teachers , $ 1350 for salaries of other officers , $ 34,721.03 for board , washing ...
... sell the property in order to gain upon it $ 540 ? Ans . $ 5587.25 . 19. A Normal school paid , in 1875 , $ 18,622.17 for salaries of professors and teachers , $ 1350 for salaries of other officers , $ 34,721.03 for board , washing ...
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... sell 5 of them , how many books shall I have remaining ? SOLUTION . - If I have 12 books and sell 5 of them , i have remaining 12 books minus 5 books , which are 7 books . 2. James had 14 cents and spent 9 of them ; how many cents had ...
... sell 5 of them , how many books shall I have remaining ? SOLUTION . - If I have 12 books and sell 5 of them , i have remaining 12 books minus 5 books , which are 7 books . 2. James had 14 cents and spent 9 of them ; how many cents had ...
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... sell the farm to gain $ 3500 ? Ans . $ 21,000 . 5. Mr. Hatton receives for goods sold a check for $ 15,495.25 on the Girard National Bank ; he wishes to deposit $ 13,500 in the same bank ; what will the bank return him when he presents ...
... sell the farm to gain $ 3500 ? Ans . $ 21,000 . 5. Mr. Hatton receives for goods sold a check for $ 15,495.25 on the Girard National Bank ; he wishes to deposit $ 13,500 in the same bank ; what will the bank return him when he presents ...
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... sell in 94 days than Thomas ? Ans . 2256 papers . 21. In 1852 , 157,548 Irish immigrants arrived in the United States ; at this rate what would be the number of immigrants from the beginning of 1852 to the end of 1875 Ans . 3,781,152 ...
... sell in 94 days than Thomas ? Ans . 2256 papers . 21. In 1852 , 157,548 Irish immigrants arrived in the United States ; at this rate what would be the number of immigrants from the beginning of 1852 to the end of 1875 Ans . 3,781,152 ...
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