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8 8 another proof of Multiplication 9 9 expansion by synthetic diDivision 13 13 vision 131 168 Reduction 18 17 Problems on these rules 131 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure ... 132 Comparison of French and ...
8 8 another proof of Multiplication 9 9 expansion by synthetic diDivision 13 13 vision 131 168 Reduction 18 17 Problems on these rules 131 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure ... 132 Comparison of French and ...
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234 To measure an angle by the com- 402 Indeterminate Co - efficients 236 238 passes only ..... 402 Piling of balls .... 240 158 To find the diameter of a sphere triangular pile .. 240 158 Field problems ........ 403 square pile 240 159 ...
234 To measure an angle by the com- 402 Indeterminate Co - efficients 236 238 passes only ..... 402 Piling of balls .... 240 158 To find the diameter of a sphere triangular pile .. 240 158 Field problems ........ 403 square pile 240 159 ...
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This is chiefly concerned in reducing money , weights , and measures . ... Division I. SOLIDITY 18 ARITHMETIC . Problems on these rules 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure 132.
This is chiefly concerned in reducing money , weights , and measures . ... Division I. SOLIDITY 18 ARITHMETIC . Problems on these rules 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure 132.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES , Agreeubly to the Act of Uniformity , which took effect 1st January , 1826 . The term MEASURE is the most comprehensive of the two , and it is distinguished into six kinds , viz . :1. Length . 2. Surface . 3.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES , Agreeubly to the Act of Uniformity , which took effect 1st January , 1826 . The term MEASURE is the most comprehensive of the two , and it is distinguished into six kinds , viz . :1. Length . 2. Surface . 3.
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Imperial Measure of CAPACITY for all liquids , and for all dry goods , except such as are comprised in the third Division . 4 Gills 1 Pint 34.65925 2 Pints 1 Quart 69.3185 4 Quarts = 1 Gallon 277.274 Cubic Inches . 2 Gall .
Imperial Measure of CAPACITY for all liquids , and for all dry goods , except such as are comprised in the third Division . 4 Gills 1 Pint 34.65925 2 Pints 1 Quart 69.3185 4 Quarts = 1 Gallon 277.274 Cubic Inches . 2 Gall .
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