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Twenty four sextillion, five hundred million and nine.

2

Sixteen thousand, four hundred and sixty four, and nine tenths.

Two hundred and sixty nine million, fourteen hundred and three, and thirteen hundredths.

Forty four million, three thousand and six, and twenty thousandths.

Five hundred million, nine hundred and ninety hine thousand, eight hundred and seventy nine, and two hundred and sixty four tenths of thousandths.

Six hundred and seventeen thousand, four hundred and sixty eight, and five hundred and seventy nine hundredths of thousandths.

Forty six million, nine thousand, and seventy millionths.

3

Add two twelfths, three fourths, and four sixths. (See page 172.)

4

Add twenty four fiftieths, sixteen tenths, and twenty halves.

5

Add forty nine eightieths, seventy nine fortieths, and two hundred thousandths.

6

Add nine twenty sevenths, thirteen forty fourths, and twenty nine seventieths.

From,

SUBTRACTION.
1

Three hundred and sixty nine million, four hundred twenty seven thousand, three hundred seventy six, Subtract,

Two hundred and ninety three million, four hundred and eighty three thousand, nine hundred and eighty

2

From,

Twenty four billion, six hundred and thirteen million, four hundred and forty four thousand, eight hundred and eighty six, and twenty nine hundredths,

Subtract,

Sixteen billions, twenty four thousand and sixteen, and four hundred and six thousandths.

From,

3

Sixty four sextillion, ninety trillion, seven billion, twenty nine million, forty thousand three hundred and six, and twenty nine tenths of millionths,

Subtract,

Fourteen quintillions, nine quadrillions, seven trillions, fourteen thousand and eighty, and seven hundredths of millionths.

4

From nine twelfths, subtract two fifths. (See p. 172.)

5

From thirteen twenty sevenths, subtract three twenty fourths.

6

From three fifths, subtract twenty nine seventy sevenths.

From,

7

Twelve hundred and six, four hundred and twentieths, Subtract,

Four hundred and nine, nine hundred and ninetieths.

MULTIPLICATION.

1. Multiply 32694302 by 365.

2. Multiply 24,2 by 27 (see page 112.)

3. Multiply 324,92 by 236.

4. Multiply 236,49 by 2,4.

5. Multiply 47,2935 by 2,68432.

6. Multiply 876,24 by 32,94.

7. Multiply 14 yds. 3 qrs. 2 na. by 28. 8. Multiply 8 le. 2 m. 6 fur. 22 po. by 362. 9. Multiply 2 bu. 3 pk. 1 qr. 1 pt. by 172. 10. Multiply by 3 (see page 116.) 11. Multiply by 48.

12. Multiply by 32.

13. Multiply 12 by 2 (see page 120.) 14. Multiply 24 by 3.

15. Multiply 324 by

16. Multiply 2342 by 27.

17. Multiply by 3. 18. Multiply by 3. 19. Multiply by, . 20. Multiply by 12.

326

21. Multiply by 17.

432

SUMS FOR MENTAL EXERCISE.

Multiply 5 and 2 by 4.

Let such sums be stated thus:

One fourth of 5 is 1 unit, and 1 remains.

This remaining 1 is changed to sixths and added to the , making .

One fourth of one sixth would be, therefore one fourth of eight sixths is •

In the above operation we find that one fourth of 5 is 1 and 1 remains. This remainder is changed to sixths and added to the fraction, and then is divided by 4. The answer is 1 and 2.

1. If a yard of muslin cost 24, what will a yard cost? What is

of 21?

2. If a barrel of wine cost 10 dollars, what cost a barrel? What is of 101?

3. If 4 bushels of rye cost 8 dollars and , what cost 2 bushels? What is of 8?

4. If you have 2 oranges, and give away, how much do you keep? What is of 2? What is of 8?

5. If 9 bushels of wheat cost 183 dollars, how much is that a bushel? What is of 183 ?

6. If 12 pieces of linen cost 163 dollars, how much is that by the piece?

7. If 8 gallons of brandy cost 143 dollars, how much is that a gallon?

8. If 8 yards of broadcloth cost 283 dollars, how much is that a yard?

9. How much would 4 yards cost?

10. If a man bought 8 barrels of cider for 253 dollars, how much is one barrel?

11. How much is 9 barrels ?

12. If 12 yards of linen cambric cost 42 dollars, what would 7 yards cost?

13. If you have 12 dollars and, and lose 3 times as much, how much do you lose?

We first multiply the 123 by 3 and then by

3 times 12 is 36, and 3 times is for 1, which, added to 36, is 37.

12 and multiplied by is 6 and 4, which added to the 37 makes 43 and 1.

14. Multiply 8 and 3 by 4 and 4.

In doing this sum, first multiply the 8 and then the fraction by 4, and add the products together. Then multiply the 8, and the fraction by, and add these to the former products.

Thus 4 times 8 is 32. Four times 3. This added to 32 is 33 and 3.

One third of 8 is 2, and 2 remains.

is, which is 1

Add 2 to the 33

making 35. Change the remainder to fifths and add the making 12. One third of one fifth would be, thereforeof is 1, which added to 35 and 3 makes 35 and 3, which equals 36 and.

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15. Multiply 5 and 4 by 2 and 4. 16. Multiply 12 and by 2 and 3. 17. Multiply 9 and by 6 and §. 18. Multiply 7 and 3 by 4 and §. 19. Multiply 11 and § by 3 and 4. 20. Multiply 8 and by 8 and §. 21. Multiply 10 and 3 by 7 and 4.

22. If you buy 9 and gallons of wine and return 24 times as much, how much do you return?

23. If one boy takes 12 apples and , and another takes 53 times as many, how many does the last take?

24. If one room requires 12 and yards of carpeting, and another requires 3 and 4 times as much, how much is required?

DIVISION.

1. Divide 9123648 by 79632.

2. Divide 246,2 by 23 (See page 157.) 3. Divide 2394,609 by 235.

4. Divide 3246,9214 by 39.

5. Divide 32,4 by 9,4 (See page 157.) 6. Divide 3294 by 2,79.

7. Divide 324,976 by 2,4 (See page 157.) 8. Divide 329,42 by 3,24.

9. Divide 329021,4639 by 296,029. 10. Divide 112£. 12s. 7d. 4 qrs. by 38. 11. Divide 29 yds. 2 qrs. 3 na. by 39. 12. Divide 2 m. 5 fur. 17 po. 3 yds. by 91. 13. Divide 12 by 4 (See page 141.)' 14. Divide 128 by 2.

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