...firft -4- 8 г Crowns ; but if you add the Gain of the fécond and third, and from the Sum fubtraor the Gain of the firft, there remains the Gain of the third r- 43 Crowns. What was the Gain of each ? 51. Three Perfons, А, В, С, owe a certain Sum of Money,...

...but if you add the Gain of the fecond and .third, and from the Sum fubftraEt the Gain of thejirft, there remains the Gain of the third — 43 Crowns, What was the Gain of each? To anlwer this Query, let x, y, and fc reprefent each Merchant's Gain, then ftating the Queftion according...

...of the firft + 82 1. ; bat if you add the Gain of the fécond and third, and from the Sum fubtract the Gain of the firft, there remains the Gain of the third, — 43 1. What was the Gain of each i x = third Man's Gain. 698 — 2*7=thc firft Man's Gain. 78o=their whole...

...the fiift + 82 crowns ; . but if you add the gam of the fecond and third, and from the fum (ubuttdt the gain of the firft, there remains the ga.in of the .third— 43 -crowns : what was the gain of 52. There 52. Three perfons, yf, B, C, owe a certain fum of money, fo that A and B together owe 210...

...of the firft-j-82 crowns; but if you add the gain of the fecond and third, and from the fum fubtraft the gain of the firft, there remains the gain of the third — 43 crowns : what was the gain of each .? 52.' There 52. Three perfons, A, D, C, 'owe a certain-fum of money, fo that /tfand B together owe...

...gain of the firft -f-281., but if you add the gain of the fecond and third, and from the fum fubtract the gain of the firft, there remains the gain of the third — 43!. what was the gain of each. Ans* the gain of the firft 3 1 61. of the fecond 273!. and third 191!. 42....