Name Date Time ora 7 : fp | Old-Fashioned Equivalencies Family Here isa page trom a third-grade math book published in 1897. These are the kinds of Note measurement problems children were expected to do more than 100 years ago, The rod i a unit that i not often used today. It was used to measure land Please return this Home Link to schol tomorow Solve the problems yourself. Write your answers on the “slate.” ! in. in. 2 yd yd yd feet = Lyend yd) 3 ft Lofft = traded) Shoals = td ft 820 reds = 1 mile (mi) ft 1. How many inches are therein 5#.? in 88.2 4 rd How many yards are there in 27 ft.? in 36 ft.? rd. in sie? rd. 3. How many fect are there in 2 rd.? in 2 yd.? g in 4 yd? 5. yd z 3 4. How many rods are there in 33 ft.? in 66 1. mt 3 in gone —__mi e What part of a yard is 1 ft.? What part of a ane z mile is 1 rd.? 40 rd.? 80 rd.? 160 rd.? mi i 6. How many inches are there in 7H 2.2 in 128 8.2 6 in. inotne —___in. in. Graded Werk n Arthmete: Third Yearby S. W. Baird, 1897 320