 | Warren Colburn - Arithmetic - 1824 - 292 pages
...together do T7T. What part of it is done by the second ? 169. A man bought apples, at 5 cents per doz., half of which he exchanged for pears, at' the rate of 8 apples for 5 pears; he then sold all his npples and pears, at 1 cent each, and by so doing gained 1 9 cents. How many apples did he buy, and... | |
 | Warren Colburn - Arithmetic - 1828 - 288 pages
...together do T7T. What part of it is done by the second ? 169. A man bought apples, at 5 cents per doz., half of which he exchanged for pears, at the rate of 8 apples for i> pears ; he then sold all his apples and pears, at 1 cent each, and by so doing gained 19 cents.... | |
 | Warren Colburn - 1829 - 258 pages
...together do r7,. What part of it is done by the second ? 169. A man bought apples, at 5 cents per doz., half of which he exchanged for pears, at the rate...pears ; he then sold all his apples and pears, at 1 cent each, and by so doing gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost... | |
 | Frederick Emerson - Arithmetic - 1834 - 300 pages
...wheat for $31.55. The wheat, at 35 cents a bushel more than the rye. What was each per bushel ? 121. A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which...a cent apiece, and thus gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost ? 122. The sides of two square pieces of ground are as... | |
 | Warren Colburn - Arithmetic - 1834 - 268 pages
...together do -/,-. What part of it is done by the second ? 169. A man bought apples, at 5 cents per doz., half of which he exchanged for pears, at the rate...8 apples for 5 pears ; he then sold all his apples ami pears, at 1 cent each, and bj so doing gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much... | |
 | Frederick Emerson - Arithmetic - 1839 - 300 pages
...wheat for $31.55. The wheat, at 35 cents a bushel more than the rye. What was each per bushel ? 121. A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which...a cent apiece, and thus gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost ? 122. The sides of two square pieces of ground are as... | |
 | Frederick Emerson - Arithmetic - 1839 - 300 pages
...wheat for $31.55. The wheat, at 35 cents a bushel more than the rye. What was each per bushel ? 121. A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which...sold all his apples and pears at a cent apiece, and ihus gained 1 9 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost ? 3 to 5, and the sum... | |
 | Charles Waterhouse - Arithmetic - 1842 - 180 pages
...it, the journeyman ^j, and the apprentice ^. : 25 : 6 : $11^, the master mason earns. 1 , Ans. 20. A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which...; he then sold all his apples and pears at a cent a piece, and thus gained 19 cts. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost? * First, 1... | |
 | George Roberts Perkins - Arithmetic - 1846 - 266 pages
...receive, and how many melons did Henry sell ? Ans. Each received $50, and Henry sold 200 melons. 32. A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which...; he then sold all his apples and pears at a cent a piece, and thus gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost ? Had he... | |
 | James S. Russell - Arithmetic - 1847 - 340 pages
...lemons, how many did he buy ? 24. How many apples were bought, at 5 cents a dozen, if half of them were exchanged for pears at the rate of 8 apples 'for 5 pears, and then the remaining apples and pears sold at a cent apiece ; thus gaining 19 cents on the whole... | |
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A man bought apples at 5 cents a dozen, half of which he exchanged for pears, at the rate of 8 apples for 5 pears; he then sold all his apples and pears at a cent apiece, and thus gained 19 cents. How many apples did he buy, and how much did they cost... 
