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... weight of 50 lbs . on a smooth plane , inclined to the horizon at an angle of 30 ° . If the same force were just sufficient to drag the same weight along a rough horizontal plane , what would the coefficient of friction be ? 8. What ...
... weight of 50 lbs . on a smooth plane , inclined to the horizon at an angle of 30 ° . If the same force were just sufficient to drag the same weight along a rough horizontal plane , what would the coefficient of friction be ? 8. What ...
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... weight and specific gravity . 5. A cylindrical vessel , with its axis vertical , being filled with water , prove that the pressure on the base is equal to the whole weight of the water ; and if the interior surface be divided into three ...
... weight and specific gravity . 5. A cylindrical vessel , with its axis vertical , being filled with water , prove that the pressure on the base is equal to the whole weight of the water ; and if the interior surface be divided into three ...
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... weight of water must be added to 1000 oz . of a fluid whose specific gravity is , in order that the specific gravity of the mixture may be ? 10. Shew that an isosceles triangle , whose specific gravity is half that of a fluid in which ...
... weight of water must be added to 1000 oz . of a fluid whose specific gravity is , in order that the specific gravity of the mixture may be ? 10. Shew that an isosceles triangle , whose specific gravity is half that of a fluid in which ...
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... weights ? 7. For what purposes are the following substances em- ployed in chemical analysis ? -Sodium carbonate , borax , microcosmic salt , sodium and hydrogen tartrate , chlorine water , potassium ferrocyanide , metallic zinc ...
... weights ? 7. For what purposes are the following substances em- ployed in chemical analysis ? -Sodium carbonate , borax , microcosmic salt , sodium and hydrogen tartrate , chlorine water , potassium ferrocyanide , metallic zinc ...
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... weight in this world , because there is not another world in which I should have nothing to weigh out to him ? I am honest , because I don't like to inflict evil on others in this life , not because I'm afraid of evil to myself in ...
... weight in this world , because there is not another world in which I should have nothing to weigh out to him ? I am honest , because I don't like to inflict evil on others in this life , not because I'm afraid of evil to myself in ...
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