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Arithmetical Essentials... - Page 293
by J Andrew Drushel (l872-), Margaret E. Noonan (joint author), John William Withers - 1921
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A collection of arithmetical questions with answers

rev. Frederick Calder - 1849 - 60 pages
...hundred ; from this sum subtract g of a score, and divide the remainder by 17J. 17. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts; find how much of each is required in making 16 cwt. of powder. 18. I take successively i and then 1...
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Arithmetic for Schools

Barnard Smith - Arithmetic - 1854 - 368 pages
...£41. 5s., and С gets £52. 10«. He pays J of £1, or 2«. 6d., in the £. Ex. 14. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts; find how much of each is required for 16 cwt. of powder. The whole number of parts = (15 + 3 + 2) =...
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A progressive course of examples in arithmetic

James Watson - 1855 - 152 pages
...; how much gold, silver, and copper respectively are contained in the mixture ? 12. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts, find how much of each is required in making 16 cwt. of powder. 13. Two engines 50 miles apart are approaching...
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Arithmetic and Algebra in Their Principles and Application ...

Barnard Smith - 1857 - 740 pages
...£41. 6*., and C gets £52. 10*. He pays J of £1., or 2*. 6d., in the £. Ex. 14. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts; find how much of each is required for 16 cwt. of powder. The whole number of parts= (15 + 3 + 2) =...
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Arithmetic for the use of schools. [3 pt. in 1].

Richard Dunkley Beasley - 1867 - 226 pages
...together £35 1o?. in 42 days. Compare the rate of wages of A, B, C. Ans. 28 : 35 : 36. 7. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts, find how much of each there is in 16 cwt. of powder. Ans. 12 cwt. nitre, 25 cwt. charcoal, 1§cwt....
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Mathematical Exercises ...

Samuel H. Winter - 1867 - 468 pages
...fraction ; (3) find ( - J ; (4) determine the square root \ '0J / of 906-67834321. 8. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts, find what weight of each ingredient is required for 1 ton 10 cwts. of powder. 3.2 _ 4 9. (1) Show that,...
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Arithmetic for schools, abridged from the author's 'Familiar explanation of ...

rev. Frederick Calder - 1869 - 258 pages
...6s. 9d., what should be the rent of a man whose taxes come to £94 16s. l£<i ? 9. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts; find howmuch of each is required in making 16 cwt. of powder. 10. I take successively -£- and then...
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Army Tests in Arithmetic ...

William Alfred Browne - Arithmetic - 1871 - 162 pages
...4928-742025, (") , , ~. ¡02*0 Ans. 70-205; -86. CHAPTEB II. SANDHUBST, DECEMBEB, 1861. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts, find what weight of each ingredient is required for 1 ton 12 cwt. of gunpowder ? 1 1 ton 4 cwt. 0 qrs....
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Arithmetic. [With] Key

Montagu H. Foster - 1881 - 182 pages
...ft. long and 10 ft. high ; how many square feet of wall will remain uncovered ? 12. Gunpowder being composed of nitre 15 parts, charcoal 3 parts, and sulphur 2 parts, find how much of each is required in making 16 cwt. of powder. 13. If 1 Ib. avoirdupois = 7,000 grains...
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The Forum, Volume 34

Lorettus Sutton Metcalf, Walter Hines Page, Joseph Mayer Rice, Frederic Taber Cooper, Arthur Hooley, George Henry Payne, Henry Goddard Leach - History - 1902 - 674 pages
...reads thus: A gentleman gave away f of the books in his library, lent £ of the remainder, and sold J of what was left. He then had 420 books remaining. How many liad he at first? This problem was treated in many instances in the same way as the one just cited;...
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