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... whole school ? Ans . 268 pupils . 5. A merchant " checked " out of bank $ 2560 one day , $ 3065 the next , $ 2780 the next , and then had $ 5760 in bank , how much had he in bank at first ? Ans . $ 14165 . 6. A dealer bought 450 barrels ...
... whole school ? Ans . 268 pupils . 5. A merchant " checked " out of bank $ 2560 one day , $ 3065 the next , $ 2780 the next , and then had $ 5760 in bank , how much had he in bank at first ? Ans . $ 14165 . 6. A dealer bought 450 barrels ...
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... whole cost ? Ans . $ 11.95 . 9. A speculator bought three city lots for $ 5750 each ; for what must he sell them that he may gain $ 2367 by the investment ? Ans . $ 19617 . 10. Mr. Bowman paid $ 628 for flour , $ 382 for sugar , and ...
... whole cost ? Ans . $ 11.95 . 9. A speculator bought three city lots for $ 5750 each ; for what must he sell them that he may gain $ 2367 by the investment ? Ans . $ 19617 . 10. Mr. Bowman paid $ 628 for flour , $ 382 for sugar , and ...
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... whole cost of the house ? Ans $ 3232.25 . 22. In the year ending June 1 , 1875 , Pennsylvania ex- pended for school - houses , $ 2,059,464.83 ; for teachers ' wages , $ 4,746,875.52 ; for fuel and contingent expenses , $ 2,448,315 78 ...
... whole cost of the house ? Ans $ 3232.25 . 22. In the year ending June 1 , 1875 , Pennsylvania ex- pended for school - houses , $ 2,059,464.83 ; for teachers ' wages , $ 4,746,875.52 ; for fuel and contingent expenses , $ 2,448,315 78 ...
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... 4.25 a gallon ? Ans . $ 267.75 . 7. I bought 356 sacks of Liverpool salt at $ 2.50 per sack : what did I pay for the whole amount ? Ans . $ 890 . 8. Sold 265 barrels of mess pork at $ 16.50 14 NORMAL WRITTEN ARITHMETIC .
... 4.25 a gallon ? Ans . $ 267.75 . 7. I bought 356 sacks of Liverpool salt at $ 2.50 per sack : what did I pay for the whole amount ? Ans . $ 890 . 8. Sold 265 barrels of mess pork at $ 16.50 14 NORMAL WRITTEN ARITHMETIC .
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... whole ? Ans . $ 4372.50 . 9. If a locomotive - wheel revolves 478 times in going 1 mile , how often will it revolve in 248 miles ? Ans . 118,544 . 10. When the market - price of butter is 18 cents a pound , what must I pay for 256 ...
... whole ? Ans . $ 4372.50 . 9. If a locomotive - wheel revolves 478 times in going 1 mile , how often will it revolve in 248 miles ? Ans . 118,544 . 10. When the market - price of butter is 18 cents a pound , what must I pay for 256 ...
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