Miscellaneous Questions in Practice.

(1) £8334 4s. 7d. (2) £30 9s. 44d.

(3) £142 8s. 4d. and 4d. (4) £66855 16s. 114d.
(5) £741 1s. 101d. (6) £7746 17s, 7d. (7) 3358.
(8) £156 17s. 3d. (9) £3073 16s. Od.

(10) £27506 10s. Od. (11) £16 4s. 94d.

(12) £11 9s. 74d.

(15) 10s. Ogd.

B's.

(17) £182 8s. Ogd.

(13) 10008. (14) £1 8s. Od. (16) £226 15s. 9 d.

(18) B; for 1 of A's rent is £20 17s. 6d. more than

Examination Papers.

(1) 985,296. (3) 1,318.

Purse £8 1s. 5d., contents £12 28. 13d.

5) Weigh twice 7 lbs. then eight times 4 lbs. The remainder the 14 lbs. = 1 share.

(6) £23 5s. 5 d. (9) 31 m. 1 fur. (10) 1, 3, 9, 27.
(11) 11 a. 3 r. 38 po.; 9 a. 3 po.; 8 a. 133 po.
(12) £35 8s. 4d.

(13) 108 lbs.

(14) 125.

(15) £4,121 9s. 11d.

(16) 72.

(17) 4,870,730.

(23) 560.

(18) 1844. (19) £24 12s. 6d. (20) 122 sheets. 179 lbs. (21) 1 yd., 19,202. (22) 3 m. 5 fur. 30 po.

(24) 68. (25) 1,728. (26) 16 feet.

(27) Fill the 5, and from it fill the 3, which empty into the 8. Pour the 2 from the 5 to the 3, and fill the 5. From this fill up the 3, and 4 pints are left. (28) 263.

(29) 758 and 609.

(30) 24 geese at 4s. 6d. each, 6 turkeys at 6s. 9d. each. (31) 13s. 11d. (32) £2 11s. 11d. (33) 2940.

(34) 984,350,400.

(35) 53,584,416, we multiply by a number when we multiply by all the factors of that number in succession.

(36 and 37) See Areas. (38) 26 yds. 2 nls. 2 in.
(39) 330. (40) 50 links. (41) 23. (42) 63 ft.
(43) £169 13s. 113d.; £219 12s. 24d.; £259 10s. 9 d.
(44) 567. (45) GCM=66, LCM=94248.

(48) 1878. (49) ·00892857.
(51) 63. (52) 8%. (53) 241f.
(56) §.

77

(47) 63, 38, 118, 158.
(50) £5354 19s. 411 d.
(54) 1. (55) £29 3s.
(57) (a) 15, (b) 11, (c) .
(58) A 4s., B 5s., C 6s. 3d., D 6s. 8d. (59) 772.
(60) 105. (61) 1464. (62) 002739726.
(63) 2d. and 8d. (64) 35. (65) 750.

(66) 15 of each.
(67) £169 13s. 11ąd.; £219 12s. 24d.; £259 10s. 9 d.
(68) 567.

(69) Calf £1 8s. 8gd.; cow £5 Os. 5%.; ox £15 1s. 4}d.
(70) £20. (71) 10 cwts.

(72) 49 lbs. 9 oz. 12 dwts.; 118 lbs. 3 oz. 6 dwts.

(73) One weighs 23 lbs. 15 dwts. 7 grs.; 8 bags.
(74) 213 lbs. 4 oz. 18 dwts. 8 grs.

(75) 7 tons 3 qrs. 26 lbs. ; 303 tons 2 cwts. 26 lbs.
(76) 1 rd. 5 po. 8 yds. 2 ft.

(77) 810 lbs. 11 oz. 8 dwts. 16 grs.

(78) 377 tons 6 cwts. 2 qrs. 3 lbs. 6 oz. 3 drs.

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