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Problems leading to Simple Equations of One Unknown,

Cube Root,

Simultaneous Equations of the First Degree of Two Unknowns,
Problems leading to Simple Equations of the First Degree of Two

or more Unknowns,

Quadratic Equations (involving One Unknown Quantity), .
Problems leading to Quadratics of One Unknown,

Miscellaneous Equations,

Answers,

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N.B.-The Equations here designated as Miscellaneous are so designated in order to avoid the breaking up of questions, as in very many instances there are in one question simple equations of one and two unknowns and a quadratic to be solved.

Were the questions broken up and each equation referred to its proper class, the purpose of the present idea would be thwarted, and pupils would not know how much to expect in one question.

MALE PUPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION

QUESTIONS IN ALGEBRA.

QUESTIONS ON INTRODUCTORY PARTS (Signs, etc.).

1. Write the algebraic signs of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and equality. Explain the use of a vinculum. 2. Give the meaning of each of the following algebraical signs:,,, X, ÷, =, <, >, √.

3. Write down the algebraic signs for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, equality, greater than, less than, therefore, because.

4. Write down the principal signs used in algebra, and explain the use and effect of a vinculum or bracket.

5. Express algebraically:-The fourth power of the sum of two numbers, together with twice the product of their squares, is equal to the sum of their fourth powers together with four times the product of their product and the square of their sum. Also verify the equality, taking 2 and 3 as the numbers.

BRACKETS (Simplification).

1. Simplify (a-b−c)+(b+c−d)−(c−d−f)−(f+g−c). 2. Simplify 3a-[a+b−{a+b+c−(a+c+b+d)}].

3. Simplify 1+x−[1+x+{1−x−(1+x) − (1 − x+1)}]. 4. Simplify as much as possible the expression, 8(a2+x2) -7(a2x2)+6(a2 - 2x2).

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A COMPLETE SET

OF

MALE PUPIL TEACHERS'

EXAMINATION

JESTIONS IN ALGEBRA

TO SEPTEMBER 1879 (INCLUSIVE).

WITH ANSWERS.

Compiled, Classified, and Graduated by

W. J. DICKINSON,

LY LECTURER ON GRAMMAR AND EUCLID AT THE BATTERSEA TRAINING COLLEGE'

AUTHOR OF

CTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND ANALYSIS,' 'THE DIFFICULTIES OF GRAMMAR
AND ANALYSIS SIMPLIFIED,' 'HOW TO TEACH GRAMMAR AND ANALYSIS,'
AND THE DIFFICULTIES OF EUCLID SIMPLIFIED."

LONDON: JOSEPH HUGHES,

REE TUNS PASSAGE, PATERNOSTER SQUARE, E.C.

That is, if a number be divided into any two parts, four times the product of the whole number and of one of the parts, together with the square of the other part, is equal to the square of the number made of the whole and the part first taken.

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