_With the Pence Added._
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| _s. d._
Twice 2 are 4 | 0 4
3 ... 6 | 0 6
4 ... 8 | 0 8
5 ... 10 | 0 10
6 ... 12 | 1 0
7 ... 14 | 1 2
8 ... 16 | 1 4
9 ... 18 | 1 6
10 ... 20 | 1 8
11 ... 22 | 1 10
12 ... 24 | 2 0
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3 times 3 are 9 | 0 9
4 ... 12 | 1 0
5 ... 15 | 1 3
6 ... 18 | 1 6
7 ... 21 | 1 9
8 ... 24 | 2 0
9 ... 27 | 2 3
10 ... 30 | 2 6
11 ... 33 | 2 9
12 ... 36 | 3 0
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4 times 4 are 16 | 1 4
5 ... 20 | 1 8
6 ... 24 | 2 0
7 ... 28 | 2 4
8 ... 32 | 2 8
9 ... 36 | 3 0
10 ... 40 | 3 4
11 ... 44 | 3 8
12 ... 48 | 4 0
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5 times 5 are 25 | 2 1
6 ... 30 | 2 6
7 ... 35 | 2 11
8 ... 40 | 3 4
9 ... 45 | 3 9
10 ... 50 | 4 2
11 ... 55 | 4 7
12 ... 60 | 5 0
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6 times 6 are 36 | 3 0
7 ... 42 | 3 6
8 ... 48 | 4 0
9 ... 54 | 4 6
10 ... 60 | 5 0
11 ... 66 | 5 6
12 ... 72 | 6 0
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7 times 7 are 49 | 4 1
8 ... 56 | 4 8
9 ... 63 | 5 3
10 ... 70 | 5 10
11 ... 77 | 6 5
12 ... 84 | 7 0
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8 times 8 are 64 | 5 4
9 ... 72 | 6 0
10 ... 80 | 6 8
11 ... 88 | 7 4
12 ... 96 | 8 0
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9 times 9 are 81 | 6 9
10 ... 90 | 7 6
11 ... 99 | 8 3
12 ... 108 | 9 0
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10 times 10 are 100 | 8 4
11 ... 110 | 9 2
12 ... 120 | 10 0
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11 times 11 are 121 | 10 1
12 ... 132 | 11 0
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12 times 12 are 144 | 12 0
N. B.—Any two numbers multiplied into each other produce the same
amount. Thus: 3 times 4 are 12; and 4 times 3 are 12.—Also, 4 times 5
are 20; and 5 times 4 are 20. And so of all others.
USE and APPLICATION.—How much do 7 pounds of sugar come to at
ten-pence per lb.—_Ans._ 7 times 10, or 10 times 7, are 70, and 70
pence are five shillings and ten pence, the value of the sugar.