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3. 10180; 1000; 101%; 10150;150; 10185

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4. Ten and four hundred fifteen thousandths.

5. Ten and four hundred five thousandths.

471. The fourth decimal order is called ten-thousandths.

Express decimally:

6. 101-101; 1010; 101; 101; 101; 101-.

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7. 101; 101; 10110‰; 10110000; 101; 101!!!. 8. Eleven and eleven ten-thousandths.

9. Eleven and one hundred one ten-thousandths.

The fifth decimal order is called hundred-thousandths.

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1. A man spent $4.15 for books, $3.75 for a lamp, and $6.25 for a chair; find the sum.

2. Find the sum of $15.95, $16.35, and $18.72.

3. Add 1 and 8 tenths

to 18 hundredths.

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4. A man had $50.00, and spent $10.25; how much did he then have?

5. The receipts of a railroad company in one month amounted to $2 134 349.73; the expenses for the month amounted to $1 800 949.95; what was the net gain?

6. Subtract 18 hundredths from

1 and 8 tenths.

1.8=1.80

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7. Subtract 18 thousandths from 18 hundredths.

8. Subtract 18 ten-thousandths from 18 thousandths. 9. Find the sum of 8 tenths, 9 hundredths, 89 thousandths, and 3 ten-thousandths.

10. Subtract, decimally, 2 from 31000

II. Subtract, decimally, 23 from 310800.

12. Subtract 18 and three hundred four thousandths from 19 and seven tenths.

MULTIPLICATION

478. Written Exercises.

1. A man earned $12.50 per week; how much in 10 weeks?

479. Each removal of the decimal point one place to the right multiplies a number by 10.

2. A bale of cotton was sold for $48.10. Find the value of 100 such bales.

3.

Find the value of 1000 bushels of corn, at $.60 per bushel.

4. Bought 18 pounds of beef, at $.15 per pound, and 25 pounds of mutton, at $.16 per pound. Paid with a $5-note, and the balance in silver; how much silver?

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480. Oral Problems.

1. At 2 cents a quart, what would be the cost of 6 quarts of oil?

2. At 2.5 cents a quart, what would be the cost of 12 quarts of oil?

3. At 12 cents a quart, what would be the cost of 6 quarts of vinegar?

4. At 12.5 cents a quart, what would be the cost of two quarts of vinegar?

5. At $.25 a quart, what would be the cost of 4 quarts of cider?

6. A man earns $2 a day; how much in 4 days? 7. If a man earns $1.75 a day, how much does he earn in 6 days?

8. If a man earns 3.75 dollars a day, how much does he earn in 2 days?

9. In one pocket a boy had $.05, and in another pocket 10 cents; how much in both pockets?

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10. A man paid 125 cents, $.25, and 15 of a dollar; how much did he pay?

II. A lady spent one day $10.25, and the next day $31; how much more the first day?

12. A man sold a horse for $125, and a cow for 22.25 dollars; what did he get for them?

13. How much more is 2.75 dollars than one dollar and five cents?

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