Every Man His Own Teacher: Being an Introduction to Arithmetic, Whereby Persons who are Ignorant of that Science, May of Themselves, Without a Teacher, Obtain a Sufficient Degree of Knowledge in Figures, for Common Business, and for Operating in Nearly All the Books Extant on that Subject |
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Side 206
--Multiply the principal by the rate per cent . and divide that product by 100 , the
quotient will be the interest for one year . Then , multiply the interest of one year
by the time , the product will be the answer . EXAMPLE . 400 dollars principal .
--Multiply the principal by the rate per cent . and divide that product by 100 , the
quotient will be the interest for one year . Then , multiply the interest of one year
by the time , the product will be the answer . EXAMPLE . 400 dollars principal .
Side 207
15500 cents principal . 2 31000 product . 7750 half the principal . 387150 divided
by 100 . In this case annex two ciphers to the dollars , to reduce them into cents ,
then multiply by 2 and add half the principal to that product . LESSON 5 .
15500 cents principal . 2 31000 product . 7750 half the principal . 387150 divided
by 100 . In this case annex two ciphers to the dollars , to reduce them into cents ,
then multiply by 2 and add half the principal to that product . LESSON 5 .
Side 219
500 principal . 7 rate per cent . 3500 interest for 1st y'ri 500 principal . $ 572.45
principal 3d y'r 7 rate per cent . 535 amount of 1st y'r . 40.07.15 interest 3d y'r . $
535 principal 2d year . . 572'45 principal . 7 rate per cent . $ 612 5215 amount .
500 principal . 7 rate per cent . 3500 interest for 1st y'ri 500 principal . $ 572.45
principal 3d y'r 7 rate per cent . 535 amount of 1st y'r . 40.07.15 interest 3d y'r . $
535 principal 2d year . . 572'45 principal . 7 rate per cent . $ 612 5215 amount .
Side 220
6615 cts . principal 3d y'r . 5 rate per cent . 5 rate per cent . 300 | 00 interest 1st
year . 6000 ; principal . 330175 interest for 3d year 6615 principal . 6300 | 00
amount for 1st year . || 694575 amount for 3d . y'r , 6300 principal 2d year .
6945.75 ...
6615 cts . principal 3d y'r . 5 rate per cent . 5 rate per cent . 300 | 00 interest 1st
year . 6000 ; principal . 330175 interest for 3d year 6615 principal . 6300 | 00
amount for 1st year . || 694575 amount for 3d . y'r , 6300 principal 2d year .
6945.75 ...
Side 286
600 principal . 36 interest 1 year 6 rate per cent . 10 2 36100 interest 1 year . 360
interest for 10 years . 600 principal . 960 amount . Now say -- As the amount or
result 960 : is to its supposed number 600 :: So is the given number 1250 : to its ...
600 principal . 36 interest 1 year 6 rate per cent . 10 2 36100 interest 1 year . 360
interest for 10 years . 600 principal . 960 amount . Now say -- As the amount or
result 960 : is to its supposed number 600 :: So is the given number 1250 : to its ...
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| Tittel | Every Man His Own Teacher: Being an Introduction to Arithmetic, Whereby Persons who are Ignorant of that Science, May of Themselves, Without a Teacher, Obtain a Sufficient Degree of Knowledge in Figures, for Common Business, and for Operating in Nearly All the Books Extant on that Subject |
| Forfatter | John Preston |
| Utgave | 2 |
| Utgiver | G.J. Loomis, 1834 |
| Original fra | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisert | 26. jun 2006 |
| Lengde | 297 sider |
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