Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
PRoB1EM No. 76,

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Required each hunters distance from the bird.
and S'sdis lance from and B. IJOD DELTA.
.ssILl - ! PRoHfHM No.7e. NACOL9
WISHING to fnd set Of house @ loes 90 section
found a,ysry nice one but it is forksdsIandI donot
know whethef it viii do hutf set up pole 10 feet
short was Just so feet from the r5ot of the free.
and the tops Of the poles ranged With fork Rill
pTTG PRoBnoM ,No.I77. G00Tq
piece land 10 rods wide and 40 rods long cost
SGe wa9st9Sit be the propprtopate Pf
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work; al s1O B aud 1920, or in these pro-
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+ Hopedale. D.
TrT.v PROBLEM No.79. rEaA
From mile. subtract7 furlongs. 80 rods. 8 yards,
/ foot. 5inches, sa7avl Eoz FARMER Boy.
-as<I 81 PROBLEM Sos 80. .7ysstS tSrsa
Equi distant in b sIiApen,ar figure in thes same
are sO % and 50 feet TIE Shortest Straight line
conpsctipg The centers Of their bases Just
@es 5s2as's the ssy RslSGs u:
TO- Required. at what distance from the
dr. Vsg in this riSnss to Sod "a cOPa Gs
of suttcisgt length to inscribe the tops of the
And how much longer Will this cord be than the
Straight line joining base of highest obelisk with
I'll vi fRoabnlurn nlur 10. ST. fNIf I
SS os siSeR viii Il Il both aaa to
eat what remsined sheep after the wolf had been
'N''-s "a A- - .S1e ,g % AafsrfDss FoucHE,
- "a SCircleville, Ohio.
/ Y 4 PROBLEM No.ps ?
dying left circular tract of land s0atain-
of his should have ofsthethree largest Of
equa crdles hat could be inscribed Ia said traet
trianeles at the circunference and his widow The
triangle st the CENTRE. What was eacn ones share
soisr e7os PROBLEM NO, SO. III rd
A man dying while his wife, a son and daughter,
Children his % ts. Gns o6 fse
and son returned! the SON to have q of the es
daughter returned, the mother to have g. and
the De lshter ~ now they all three returned, by
her daushter had alone returned What was the
whole estate aud each ones sharef
ditch 100 rods long for slOO each to have S5O but
di>agreeing about the WORK concluded to divide it,
On i9Sosi3g 1t over. they agreed that AS end was
worth rs cents rod: they to dig accordingly
How many rods must each one dig gaoa a. .15 3 -,
Problem No. s4.-There is a right ANGLE efrispgle
the area of which is TO the aresof given parallel
ogrsm is to The shorter side of each is 60 rods
right aagle is equal TO the diagonal Of the parallel
ogram-s Required area of each. EEtA
Problem No. s5.-Find three numbers in arith
metcal progression such that the sum of every two
of them may beasquare. i'' las ''9 IS AMMY."
cr7 PROBLEM NO. S5. .-Fr-u
The water in a conical vessel is inches Deep and
if ball 10 0inches in diameter be let fall into it. it
will just touch the wa Ifmore wa er b. poured
in the vessel till it be FULL and ball Is inches
in diameter be let fall into it, will also just touch
the water Required, the depth of the vessel and
the diamiter across the tep2-- A. K. NJ.
WEST T5MANeHEsTBR,e o. june, 1867.
PROBLEM NO. Sc.
There is bin with the following dimensions: The
square of the width is equal to tim the heghth
6 times the heighth plus the width equals times
the length and tie continued product of the length
bushels of corn the bin will hold. E. w. SEEDS.
PROBLEM NO. 81.
A boy being asked the number of marbles he had
replied if to the square of the number you add the
square of s. al extract the cuberoot of their sum-
you will have half the number, How many mar
bes had he? BILLY kOoT,
PROBLEM NO. IS.
Three men trading togethe.: A B and G put in
S5762. AS money was, in Eve nor hsy BIS seven,
and G's uine months. They gained $780, which was
so divided that One-fourtE Of AS was one-ffth of
B's and one-ffth of Bs was one third of C's but
having received $2os7. absconded, what did each
gain snd putin eHd what did A and ugain or lose
by BIS misconduct. ''@ u VIC. SEEDS.
We have several other problems necessarily left
over. Why will correspondents persist in writing
on both sides Of -nanar9 = : " :