Modern Mathematics: Seventh-[eighth] Year, Volume 2World Book Company, 1925 - Mathematics |
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acres amount angle of elevation annum average board foot bonds bought bushel cash cents CHAPTER compound interest Compute cost cubic CUMULATIVE REVIEW decimal divide dollars earn estimated Everyman EXERCISES feet figure Find the interest formula fraction gallon graph height hour hypotenuse improper fraction inches income indorse investment January John John Abt Jones July July 15 learned length Liberty Bonds mathematics measure meter method miles missing numbers months mortgage multiply outdoor triangle paid pair of numbers par value parcel pounds PRACTICE FOR ACCURACY principal Problems for Differentiated promissory note protractor represent result right triangle Rule of Pythagoras scale drawing sell short cut shown side similar triangles sold Solve the following square root tangent tax rate tree triangle ABC Write yards
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