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... feet per second . Shew that the uniform velocity of the mass is 168 feet per second nearly . 2. Define kinetic energy and potential energy . Prove the equation of energy in as general a form as you can . A mass of 10 lbs . is hung up by ...
... feet per second . Shew that the uniform velocity of the mass is 168 feet per second nearly . 2. Define kinetic energy and potential energy . Prove the equation of energy in as general a form as you can . A mass of 10 lbs . is hung up by ...
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... feet of gas , at a pressure of 30 inches of mercury , are compressed into one- sixth of a cubic foot in a cylinder of 2 inches internal radius . Find the pressure in lbs . per square inch , and the necessary thickness of the cylinder ...
... feet of gas , at a pressure of 30 inches of mercury , are compressed into one- sixth of a cubic foot in a cylinder of 2 inches internal radius . Find the pressure in lbs . per square inch , and the necessary thickness of the cylinder ...
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... the same as the scale of the geological plan , the vertical scale to be taken as 1 inch 100 feet . STRATIGRAPHICAL GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY . FIRST PAPer . The Board 76 EXAMINATION PAPERS . Geology and Mineralogy (Practical)
... the same as the scale of the geological plan , the vertical scale to be taken as 1 inch 100 feet . STRATIGRAPHICAL GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY . FIRST PAPer . The Board 76 EXAMINATION PAPERS . Geology and Mineralogy (Practical)
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... feet each way . The iron used is 3 - inch thick , and the top to have a cover of similar thickness . What is the weight of the tank when empty and when filled with fresh water ? 5. An earthen tank is formed with bottom length 42 yards ...
... feet each way . The iron used is 3 - inch thick , and the top to have a cover of similar thickness . What is the weight of the tank when empty and when filled with fresh water ? 5. An earthen tank is formed with bottom length 42 yards ...
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... Feet . Distance . Chains . 0 200 Joins existing line . 5 220 10 230 15 195 Crosses main road . Schist hill . Creek , draining 20 square miles ; hilly , rocky country . 20 240 25 180 30 175 35 160 River ; flood level 180 ; current 3 feet ...
... Feet . Distance . Chains . 0 200 Joins existing line . 5 220 10 230 15 195 Crosses main road . Schist hill . Creek , draining 20 square miles ; hilly , rocky country . 20 240 25 180 30 175 35 160 River ; flood level 180 ; current 3 feet ...
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