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ARITHMETIC. 61 yards, we have 1 yar
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ARITHMETIC. 55 gi. Reducing the fra
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ARITHMETIC. 69 2 qt. under the 1 qt
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338 51.5 6 25 1 81.25 ARITHMETIC. 6
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L ARITHMETIC. 63 (122) (a) 753' = 7
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ARITHMETIC. 66. {c) A fraction may
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ARITHMETIC. 67 (c) l' = lxlXlXlXlXl
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ARITHMETIC. 69 /,x /1V_1 ,1 , 1_ 1X
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ARITHMETIC. 71 (a) {a) 3 |/9'0 O'O
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(^) ^ ARITHMETIC. 73 |/.00'12'2 5 =
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ARITHMETIC. 76 Explanation.— (1)
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ARITHMETIC. 77 (^) 7 49 f .373'248
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(135) ARITHMETIC. 1Q 1 1 12 2 .^3.0
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(^) ARITHMETIC. 81 2 4 f8'0 3 6'0 5
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ARITHMETIC. &3 {d) y I = ? I = .375
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(140) (^) 1^ = /72. ARITHMETIC. 85
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ARITHMETIC. 87 1 1 -^^2.4 4 9'4 8 9
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(^) ARITHMETIC. 89 8 6 4 v'.5 2 3'G
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(146) -r : 5 :: 27 : 12.5. (147) AR
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ARITHMETIC. 93 (158) Taking the dim
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ALGEBRA. (QUESTIONS 168-217.) (168)
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ALGEBRA. y7 {c) 16x* — Sx*y* + xy
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ALGEBRA. 99 (6) So* -\- 2alf + 4(^'
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ALGEBRA. 101 Canceling common facto
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(d) ALGEBRA. 103 Removing the paren
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ALGEBRA. 105 (198) a» - a» - 2a -
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ALGEBRA. 107 l^ + U- 6c- 3d — lla
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ALGEBRA. 109 (3 4- 2x){2 4- ;r) - (
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a^j^ac-\-^ ALGEBRA. Ill a" - "lac {
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(^) 2(1 + .t-) 2(1-^-) ALGEBRA. 113
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116 ALGEBRA. Transposing, we have F
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118 ALGEBRA. (226) Sum = 13v^. Ans.
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130 ALGEBRA. Completing the square,
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122
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124 ALGEBRA. {d) {a' + xy = x' = Aa
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126 ALGEBRA. Clearing of fractions,
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128 ALGEBRA. (tx X (r) am — b 7-
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130 ALGEBRA. , ,v J L - Z. ^^ 4^ Qx
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133 ALGEBRA. V'siz^. Ans. (c) ^\/xy
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134 ALGEBRA. (c) 9x' - 12x = 21. Di
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186 ALGEBRA. Substituting the value
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138 LOGARITHMS. (260) (a) Apply rul
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140 LOGARITHMS. (263) Apply rule, A
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142 LOGARITHMS. next greater mantis
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Geometry and Trigonometry. (QUESTIO
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 147 (288
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 149 A £
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 161 (306
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 153 Tan
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 155 BC=
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 157 (327
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 155> (33
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sq. GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 161
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. 163 (351
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. (355) (QUESTI
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(366) ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 167 See
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 175 (405) Use
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 177 (417) No.
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 179 The cente
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at C^. . Connect ELEMENTARY MECHANI
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 183 (b) 2,400
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ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. 185 (446) 900
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HYDROMECHANICS. (QUESTIONS 454-503.
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HYDROMECHANICS. 189 In the table/ =
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(467) HYDROMECHANICS. 191 Use formu
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HYDROMECHANICS. 193 (476) (a) 1 cu.
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HYDROMECHANICS. 195 ^-J '^gh _J ^X
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HYDROMECHANICS. 197 .03617 X 24 X 1
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HYDROMECHANICS. 199 By formula 30,
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PNEUMATICS. (QUESTIONS 504-553.) (5
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PNEUMATICS. 203 Therefore, 7"== —
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(527) PNEUMATICS. 205 See Art. 1043
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. (QUESTIONS 5
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 211 Hence, f
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 213 (572) Se
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(575) STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. See Ar
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 217 F^ = 2,0
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 219 In Examp
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 221 (586) He
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STRENGTH OP MATERIALS. 223 (594) (a
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 2-25 c d f.
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 227 Tzd' {c)
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 229 F^. Choo
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. 231 (612) Us
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SURVEYING. (QUESTIONS 614-705.) (61
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SURVEYING. 235 with radii equal to
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SURVEYING. 237 the triangle. Join t
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SURVEYING. 239 The first magnetic b
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(643 (644 SURVEYING. Ui See Art. 12
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(656) (657) (658) (659) (660) See A
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SURVEYING. 247 this angle by 5, the
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SURVEYING. 249 bisect the angle A a
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SURVEYING. 251 fraction so small th
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SURVEYING. 253 The difference of th
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258 LAND SURVEYING. (722) (723) (72
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260 LAND SURVEYING. headings, but r
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262 LAND SURVEYING. Taking the firs
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264 LAND SURVEYING. The total latit
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266 LAND SURVEYING. ^ rr Ix tfl M.2
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268 (748) LAND SURVEYING. See Art.
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270 RAILROAD LOCATION. (776]
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272 RAILROAD LOCATION. degree of th
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274 RAILROAD LOCATION. of the paral
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276 RAILROAD LOCATION. (801) (802)
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278 RAILROAD LOCATION. curve (which
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RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. (813) (814)
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RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. 283 Art. 146
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RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. 285 (850) Th
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RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. 287 120 = 12
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292 RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. (879) (8
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294 RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. (902) Th
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296 RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION. (927) Mu
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(947) TRACK WORK. (QUESTIONS 947-10
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TRACK WORK. 301 degree of the given
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RAILROAD STRUCTURES. (QUESTIONS 101
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RAILROAD STRUCTURES. 307 given in A
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