 | David Bates Tower - Algebra - 1845 - 228 pages
...we shall each have the same number." How many has each7 30. A boy wished to buy a certain number of pencils, at 4 cents apiece, but lacked 3 cents of...one more at the latter price. How much money had he 1 and how many pencils did he buy ? 31. What o'clock is it when the minute-hand and hour-hand are together... | |
 | David Bates Tower - Algebra - 1855 - 236 pages
...we shall eadh have the same number." How many has each ' 30 A boy wished to buy a certain number of pencils, at 4 cents apiece, but lacked 3 cents of...much money had he ? and how many pencils did he buy ? 31. What o'clock is it when the minute-hand and hour-hand are together for the fourth time since... | |
 | Benjamin Greenleaf - Arithmetic - 1858 - 186 pages
...Richard's share ? 24. Henry spent £ of his money for pencils, § for a slate, and had 4 cents left ; how much money had he, and how many pencils did he buy, at 2 cents apiece ? 25. 30 is | of hpw many times 9 ? 26. 64 is | of how many times 12 ? 21. If * of... | |
 | Benjamin Greenleaf - Mental arithmetic - 1860 - 164 pages
...Richard's share ? 24. Henry spent ¿ of his money for pencils, f for a slate, and had 4 cents left ; how much money had he, and how many pencils did he buy, at 2 cents apiece ? 25. 30 is f of how many times 9 ? 26. 64 is | of how many times 12 ? 27. If | of... | |
 | David Bates Tower - Algebra - 1876 - 224 pages
...shal' •ach have the same number." How many has each 1 30 A boy wished to buy a certain numbe< if pencils, at 4 cents apiece, but lacked 3 cents of...3 cents apiece, and had just money enough left to 6uy one more at the latter price. How much money had he ? and how many pencils did he buy 1 31. What... | |
 | Benjamin Greenleaf - Arithmetic - 1879 - 190 pages
...Richard's share ? 24. Henry spent I of his money for pencils, & for a slate, and had 4 cents left ; how much money had he, and how many pencils did he buy, at 2 cents apiece ? 25. 30 is | of how many times 9 ? 26. 64 is | of how many times 12 ? 27. If I of... | |
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30 A boy wished to bay a certain number cf pencils, at 4 cents apiece, but lacked 3 cents of being able to pay for them ; so he bought the same number, at 3 cents apiece, and had just money enough left to buy one more at the latter price. How much money... 