Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-22
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No.7s.-.1 inch.
:. Nosst-ItriIl take them los5-sl minutes to sHn-
No. ss my understanding is that. tho son is to
naxe @ Twice Is much 1s the mother. and-tns mother
@IS MSa. a ss E s s5 Ss @
ssoaSd the h
per rod to earn ESQ co. and the remaining so rods at
70 scents per rod. win only amountto $3.50.
No. SA-The cone is feet deeD and feet l lila
inches IN diameter a ross the top.
s9 % HEpGERow, June 18th. 1857.
Mr., EDIroE: have been wa. ching your ''Puz7
thinking that it might not beamiss for working
man to participate in it. send answers to problems
No. IA lives 90 miles from Columbus.
No. ?s-Cus the stump one foot shorter and that
No. 7s-One inch is the difference. 80
PRoBLFM NO. 104.
There are three stake sormiug. the outline Of q
triangle whose side: are H. Il and ls tee REQUIRED
gle. A r. F.; DUNHAM.
PROBLEM NO. los.
Find four numbers in arithmsical progression so
the third plus the fourth, will form geometrc cal
progression of three terms nd hat the sum of the
fearh to may De to nA
PROBLEM NO. 106.
Here is another problem for the Puzzier's Column:
can OF work bsn yor Says snS fop
dSy oT when ieavss AT Hbst tme must he
turn to get the work completed in 80 daIsY
.st.. -a. PROBLEM NO. 107. 7ovs'
2 I want to divide $4,000 between my children.
shares being placed at compound interest each shall
receive at coming of age the same sum. 2iooag.
3; .-..vqftlsaJ PRoBLEM NO. l08.otisi9 5-l.sss
telegraph pole was lying in the middle Of road
and wss s feet at an angle o IS dssrees e.
draw the pole out of the road. Required-The curve
length Of the pole the horse starting from the mid
die Of the road and keeping the rope stretched all
: - - 'G' 80 s.sa rss Natohez. Ohio.
-HF PROBLEM NO. 100.
Given: A sphere whose diameter is feet. to find
solidity Of segment with neight of inches.
rssa PROBLEM NO. ITO. -r - g
Can 100 head of stock be purchased for 800 by
paying dollar for sheep. dollars for hog and 10
: - = 9'H ~ GUERNSEY.
PROBLEM NO. ILL.,.
cistern for water has two pipes to supply it. by
the first it may be filled in IS minutes. and by the
by which It may, when full. be emptied in 90 min
utes; if these three pipes be all left open when
the water comes in, how long will the estern be in
filling? l.. C. NIXON.
- Fort Ancient. Ohio.
PROBLEM NO. 112.
A ship of war sailed with $50 men. and provision
for cruise Of Is months. At the end of 3 months
b,ard of her. Five months after. she captured and
sunk anrtber vessel. and to on board the crew.
consisting of $50 men, how long did the proyision
- = -s MARCY.
PROBLEM no. 1l3.
-,-t-lB--- - WASHINGTON, GUERNSEY Co.
From point in an quilateral triangle measured
lsska e. kIao Of faaf IN faaf
and to 30 feet. Required, the sides of the tIian
ge? The angle q 3 is the b A. SIX.
PROBLEM NO. ia.
One fed contains 70 acres another of similsr
fence the smaller. How much to fence tho iarserY
DELTA.
-N'eN-s PROBLEM NO. 1l5.
From two points, A and b. east of given me-
ridiSn the perpendicu'ars A c equal 81 rods, and
equals 60 rods. are let fall on. the given merid
intersection is equal to $50 rods. At what distance
from q must the point F be situa'ed, so that F
--@' D1'' y = '' -''' - " G. s. IN>1s.
.g--.. PROBLEM NO. 116.
"A wheel feet in diameter rolls upon the con-
gave surf ee OF another E heel Il feet in diameter.
kiug the circuit of the large? DELTA.
Fs PROBLEM NO. III.
A monumen fifty feet in hight stands on base
twenty feet in hight. III eve being five feet above
the plane. the angles. subtended by mnnumen ut an
base equal. What is my distance from the base?
DELTA.
PROBLEM NO. lis.
Find three whole numbers in ,rithmeuical pro-
gression whose common difference shall be q cube,
and the sum Of any two diminished by the third a
square, and the sum of the roots of the required
squares q square. SAMMY.
PROBLEM NO. 119.
Here is one for Delta. What is the diameter of a
ball which. being let fall into concal glass full of
water shall expel the most water possible from the
glass; the depth of the el peing inches and its
diameter at top inches2 Give the plan, of solu-
tion. s--.. SAMMY. .
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday:
Joseph Trigg and wife to Richard Brown,
June Doth, acres of land in Clinton town
L.. co