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... gravity . 8. If forces be applied to the middle points of the sides of any closed polygon , proportional to those sides , they will be in equilibrium ? 9. A uniform beam rests with one end in a fixed hemispherical bowl , having its base ...
... gravity . 8. If forces be applied to the middle points of the sides of any closed polygon , proportional to those sides , they will be in equilibrium ? 9. A uniform beam rests with one end in a fixed hemispherical bowl , having its base ...
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... gravity being the only force which acts . 5. A window sash is 4 ft . wide , and 18 in . high ; find the greatest dis- tance from the middle at which it can be raised by one hand , the coeffi- cient of friction being o'6 . DR . TRAILL ...
... gravity being the only force which acts . 5. A window sash is 4 ft . wide , and 18 in . high ; find the greatest dis- tance from the middle at which it can be raised by one hand , the coeffi- cient of friction being o'6 . DR . TRAILL ...
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... gravity revolves round a horizontal axis perpendicular to this plane ; if gravity be the only force acting , and if the centre of gravity lies initially in the horizontal plane through the axis , determine the pressures on the axis . C ...
... gravity revolves round a horizontal axis perpendicular to this plane ; if gravity be the only force acting , and if the centre of gravity lies initially in the horizontal plane through the axis , determine the pressures on the axis . C ...
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... gravity bottle in air ( t = 15 ° C. , p = 762mm ) is 16.34 grammes , and when filled with water it is 48.75 ; if the apparent weight of the bottle when filled with another liquid be 50.86 grammes , find the specific gravity . 7. Explain ...
... gravity bottle in air ( t = 15 ° C. , p = 762mm ) is 16.34 grammes , and when filled with water it is 48.75 ; if the apparent weight of the bottle when filled with another liquid be 50.86 grammes , find the specific gravity . 7. Explain ...
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... gravity of aqueous vapour . 4. The elastic force of 100 cubic centimetres of hydrogen collected over water at 15 ° C. is 742mm . The force of the vapour is 17.7mm ; cal- culate the weight of dry gas . 5. A glass bottle at o ° C. holds ...
... gravity of aqueous vapour . 4. The elastic force of 100 cubic centimetres of hydrogen collected over water at 15 ° C. is 742mm . The force of the vapour is 17.7mm ; cal- culate the weight of dry gas . 5. A glass bottle at o ° C. holds ...
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