Fish's Arithmetic Number Two: Oral and Written, Upon the Inductive Method, Book 2 |
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... given for Multiplication , and for Division of Fractions ; only two , for all cases of Reduction of Denominate Numbers , whether integral or fractional ; formulas are substituted for rules , whenever they clearly indicate the steps to ...
... given for Multiplication , and for Division of Fractions ; only two , for all cases of Reduction of Denominate Numbers , whether integral or fractional ; formulas are substituted for rules , whenever they clearly indicate the steps to ...
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... oral exercises are designed for daily practice in numbers . Not more than five minutes should be given to this kind of work in connection with the regular lesson . DRILL EXERCISES . 29. 1. Add or count by 3's 16 ADDITION .
... oral exercises are designed for daily practice in numbers . Not more than five minutes should be given to this kind of work in connection with the regular lesson . DRILL EXERCISES . 29. 1. Add or count by 3's 16 ADDITION .
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... ? In all the drill and oral exercises , little more than models can be given . The teacher is expected to give such additional examples for practice as may be required . 20. George earned 47 cents one day , and 32 18 ADDITION .
... ? In all the drill and oral exercises , little more than models can be given . The teacher is expected to give such additional examples for practice as may be required . 20. George earned 47 cents one day , and 32 18 ADDITION .
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... given by the teacher , or put upon the slate or blackboard by the pupil . 6 + 9-7 = 10 + 6-8 = 11-4 + 9 = ORAL EXERCISES . 44. 1. How many units are 9 units less 4 units ? 9-4 ? 2. How many tens are 9 tens less 4 tens ? 90-40 ? 3. How ...
... given by the teacher , or put upon the slate or blackboard by the pupil . 6 + 9-7 = 10 + 6-8 = 11-4 + 9 = ORAL EXERCISES . 44. 1. How many units are 9 units less 4 units ? 9-4 ? 2. How many tens are 9 tens less 4 tens ? 90-40 ? 3. How ...
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... given numbers contains cents , and the other does not , fill the vacant places with two ciphers . From Take ( 18. ) $ 325.17 84.36 ( 19. ) $ 279.00 183.42 Subtract 22. 20762 from 53120 . 23. $ 73.16 from $ 138 . 24. $ 247 from $ 382.28 ...
... given numbers contains cents , and the other does not , fill the vacant places with two ciphers . From Take ( 18. ) $ 325.17 84.36 ( 19. ) $ 279.00 183.42 Subtract 22. 20762 from 53120 . 23. $ 73.16 from $ 138 . 24. $ 247 from $ 382.28 ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Fish's Arithmetic Number Two: Oral and Written, Upon the Inductive Method, Book 2 Fish's Arithmetic Number Two: Oral and Written, Upon the Inductive Method, Daniel W. Fish Fish's new arithmetical series Robinson's series |
| Author | Daniel W. Fish |
| Publisher | Ivison, Blakeman, & Company, 1883 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2007 |
| Length | 352 pages |
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