Education > Complete treatise on practical arithmetic and book-keeping

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If the given price be no aliquot part of a pennyt shilling, or
pound, divide it into several aliquot parts, then work for.
each by rule 3d, and their sum will be the answer.
Or, it may often be divided so, that the less will be ali¬
quot parts of the greater ; then take the satne parts, of the
prices foynd for the greater.
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