This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...parts of a, a shilling, &c.; and (2.) The splitting up or division of amounts into aliquot parts, so as to help them to work the example with the shortest and easiest process. (1.) The aliquot parts of 1 are--10s. = 2s. M. = 6s. 8d. = i 2s. 5s. = I ls. 8d. = 4s. = 1s. 3d. = 3s. 4d. = I 1s. = The ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...parts of a, a shilling, &c.; and (2.) The splitting up or division of amounts into aliquot parts, so as to help them to work the example with the shortest and easiest process. (1.) The aliquot parts of 1 are--10s. = 2s. M. = 6s. 8d. = i 2s. 5s. = I ls. 8d. = 4s. = 1s. 3d. = 3s. 4d. = I 1s. = The aliquot parts of a shilling are--6d. = i 2d. = i U. = i 1H= i 3d. = J Id. =-(2.) Much more practice should be given to the best selection of aliquot parts from given amounts, than to the tables of aliquot parts. Numerous examples should be worked on the black-board, the different aliquot parts being elicited from the scholars. On comparing the two methods of taking the aliquot parts, it will be seen at once that the second is much to be preferred to the first for shortness and simplicity. Example 5.--Find the value of 360 pairs of muslin curtains at 1 17s. 6d. per pair. The second method--by subtraction--is valuable only as a test of accuracy of working, and of the intelligence of the scholars. Note.--Children should always be encouraged to work their examples wherever possible by more than one method. Example 6.--If one man earns 1 19s. l1d. per week, how much will 769 men earn at the same rate? Second Method. 769 wages of 769 men at 1 per week. 2 In this example the second method is preferable for shortness and simplicity. Example 7.--A boy earns 730?. per day, how much will that amount to in 313 days? s. 6d. = 5 of is. 313 = amount at is. per day ljrf. = i M. 156 6d. 39 lrf. 2V0)19V5 7irf. 9 15s. fid. 6. Required the cost of 972 bushels of wheat at 8s. 5 d. per bushel. 7. A man earns 5s. 6$d. per day; how much does he earn in 320 days? 8. Find by practice the cost of l cwt....
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