Report on the examination for admission to the Royal military academy at Woolwich. With a syllabus of mathematical studies and copies of the examination papers |
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... observation in a vertical plane with the object , find the distance of the object from the first place of observation . 4. Find the radius of a circle inscribed in a MATHEMATICS . 13.
... observation in a vertical plane with the object , find the distance of the object from the first place of observation . 4. Find the radius of a circle inscribed in a MATHEMATICS . 13.
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... observed to be 23 ° 14 ' , find the height of the balloon . 6. A regular hexagon , each side of which is 10 feet , makes a revolution about a line which joins the points of bisection of two of its opposite sides , find the whole surface ...
... observed to be 23 ° 14 ' , find the height of the balloon . 6. A regular hexagon , each side of which is 10 feet , makes a revolution about a line which joins the points of bisection of two of its opposite sides , find the whole surface ...
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... observed in the heat acquired by each sheet of paper , within a given period , and explain its cause . 2. Describe and explain the circumstances under which hoar - frost is formed . Account for the fact of its not being uniformly ...
... observed in the heat acquired by each sheet of paper , within a given period , and explain its cause . 2. Describe and explain the circumstances under which hoar - frost is formed . Account for the fact of its not being uniformly ...
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... the effects which will be observed at each electrode , and the chemical action in each case . 11. Describe the preparation of the gases nitric oxide , carbonic oxide , and carbonic acid ; state EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES . 47.
... the effects which will be observed at each electrode , and the chemical action in each case . 11. Describe the preparation of the gases nitric oxide , carbonic oxide , and carbonic acid ; state EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES . 47.
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... observation and experi- ment have been employed for ascertaining , or estimating , the durability of building - stones ? 12. Explain , and illustrate by a section , the general principles of water - supply in wells and springs . 13 ...
... observation and experi- ment have been employed for ascertaining , or estimating , the durability of building - stones ? 12. Explain , and illustrate by a section , the general principles of water - supply in wells and springs . 13 ...
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