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9 mo A's gain A's share acres Am't amount of $1 amount paid Ana Ex arithmetical series Balance bushels cash value cents commission common difference compound interest continued fraction corn cost denom Deposit diff discount dividend dollars Draft Ex 9 feet find the number geometrical series greatest common divisor hence hundred income invested Items July July 28 June June 28 last term least bal least common denominator least common multiple milreis minuend number of terms present worth principal Prob proceeds of $1 Prod proportional terms purchase price Quotient ratio receipts received remainder Ex Reversing the rule rods selling price Sept sold square Subtract Swinton's whole yards
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