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1. Extension has one or more of the dimensions, length, breadth, and thickness.

2. It may be a line, a surface, or a solid.

3. A Line has only one dimension-length.

4. Linear Measure, called also Long Measure, is used in measuring lines, or distances.

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5. In measuring roads, and boundaries of land,

1 Mi. =

5280 ft.

rd.

1760 yd.

mi.

320 rd.

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LESSON CXXXVI.

1. In measuring goods sold by the yard, the yard is divided into halves, fourths, eighths, and sixteenths.

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3. This line is one inch long.

4. The inch is divided into halves, fourths, and eighths. 5. Make a line twice as long; three times as long. 6. How many inches long is this line?

7. How many inches in a line 1 foot long? In 1 ft. 6 in. ? In 2 ft.? In 2 ft. 8 in.?

8. How many inches in one-half foot? In one-third? 9. How many feet in 15 inches? Ans. 1 ft. and 3 in. 10. How many feet in 18 inches?

11. How many inches in 2 feet?

In 36 inches?

In 1 yard? 12. In 2 yards, how many quarters? Eighths?

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LESSON CXXXVII.

1. Surface or Square Measure is used in measuring surfaces; as of land, boards, plastering, etc.

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2. In computing the area or contents of land,

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LESSON CXXXVIII.

1. A Surface has two dimensions-length and breadth. 2. The units of square measure

are squares.

3. A Square is bounded by four equal sides.

This drawing is a square inch, each side of which is 1 inch long.

SQUARE INCH

1 Inch.

4. How many square inches in a strip of board 1 inch wide and 12 inches long? In 2 such strips? In 3? In 4? In 5? In 6? 7? 8? 9? 10? 11? 12?

5. A square yard is a square, each side of which is 1 yd., or 3 ft. long.

This drawing represents a square yard divided into square feet.

6. In 1 row there are 3 sq. ft., in 3 rows there are 3 times 3 sq. ft., or 9 square feet.

1 yd. or 3 ft.

SQUARE

FOOT

SQUARE YARD

3 sq. ft. x 39 sq. ft.

7. How many square feet in the surface of a table 3 feet wide and 6 feet long?

3 feet.

8. How many square feet in the floor of a room 8 ft. wide and 10 ft. long?

9. How many square feet in a hall 6 ft. wide, 12 ft. long? How many square yards? How many yards of carpet 1 yd. wide will cover it?

10. How do we find the surface or contents of a square or of an oblong figure?

Ans. By multiplying together the two dimensions, or the length and breadth.

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LESSON CXXXIX.

1. Cubic or Solid Measure is used in measuring solids; as timber, wood, stone, boxes of goods, etc.

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1728 Cubic In. (cu. in.)=1 Cubic Ft., cu. ft. 1 cu. yd.= {

27 Cubic Feet

=1 Cubic Yd., cu. yd.

46656 cu. in.

27 cu. ft.

2. A Solid has three dimensions-length, breadth, and thickness.

3. The units of cubic measure are cubes.

4. A Cube is a body bounded by six equal squares called faces.

5. The sides of the squares are called the edges of the cube.

This drawing represents a cubic inch, each edge of which is 1 inch long.

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