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Classes II A.B. & I Ca.
1. Simplify 2:07 – 1·025 – 123 + 2·07;
also reduce
to a decimal and multiply it by ‘03.
2. Simplify (
3140 of 3278
43 + 33 ÷ 21
1
(1)
28 × 34 - 43
을을.
3. An equal nuinber of gunieas, half-guineas, pounds, and pence make up £257. 18. 4. How many
are there of each ?
4. Find the square root of 3254416 and of 69%.
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5. After spending of my money I give away of the remainder, and have £1. 11. 14 left. How
much had I at first ?
6. If 4 men working 8 hours a day earn £12 in 16 days, how many men working 10 hours a day
will earn £15 in the same time? And what is the hourly wage of each man?
7. By selling a horse for £63 I gain 5 %; what should I have gained if I had sold it for £3 more? 8. Find the simple interest on £417. 9. 44 from February 13th in leap year till the last day of August
in the same year, at 7 per cent. for that year.
Classes IA B. & I Cb.
1. Find the sum of the prime numbers between 40 and 80; and determine its greatest common
measure with the sum of the prime factors of 5005.
2. Into how many equal parts, of £7. 6. 31 each, cun £5071, 13. 22 be divided so as to leave
£3. 7. 63 over?
3. Simplify 2-0 + 2·07
1-025 - 123.
4. Reduce to a decimal, and divide it by 2·7.
4 + 32 ÷ 2
5. Simplify
22 × 34 - 43
1
24
6. An equal number of guineas, half-guineas, pounds, and pence make up £257. 18. 4. How many
are there of each ?
7. Find the square root of 3254416.
8. If 4 men working 8 hours a day earn £12 in a certain time, how many men will earn £15 in the
same time working 10 hours a day?
Class IV A.B.C,
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1. Find the g. c. m. of 22977 and 20608; and the 1. c. m. of 11, 21, 77, 63, 39, 143, 273. 2. Simplify (a) 2 of 1 + 48 of 23
(b) 21 of 4+23
(c) 2 12 - 43 × 24
3. Reduce £3. 4. 92 to the decimal of £5; and find the value of 1·397083 of £5.
4. Divide 1043868 by 12:427, and 1043 868 by 12427, and multiply 036 by 0336.
5. A room is 22ft. 8 in. long, 22ft. 3 in. wile, and 10ft. high; find the area of the walls allowing
5 square yards for windows, &c.; and the cost of painting at 72d. per square yard.
6. Find by practice (or otherwise) the cost of 245 articles at £4. 18. 103 each.
Classes V A.B. & II Ca.
1. Multiply 17856 by 25704, and divide the product by 3689.
2. Reduce 24871325 inches to miles, &c.
How many half-guineas are there in £2100 ?
3. Five men contribute £295. 13. 41, £847. 3. 111, £692. 19. 9, £354. 17. 10, and £489. 12. 7
to a common fund. What would each have if it were divided equally among them?
4. Divide 2876057 by 135, using the factors 3, 5 and 9; and show how the remainder is obtained.
5. Find the g. c. m. of 22977 and 20608;
and the 1. c. m. of 11, 21, 77, 63, 39, 143, 273.
6. Simplify (a) 23 of 13 + 43 of 24
(U) 2 18 of 4% +2
23 ÷ 2}
(c) 23 - 13 ÷ 43 × 24
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