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Side 56
... glass tube , the length of which is 7 centimetres , and internal diameter o.8 centimetre ? The cross - section of the tube is Tr2 = 22x ( 0.4 ) 2 = 22 x 0.1 square centimetre , and its internal volume is 70 x 22 x 0.1 35.2 cubic ...
... glass tube , the length of which is 7 centimetres , and internal diameter o.8 centimetre ? The cross - section of the tube is Tr2 = 22x ( 0.4 ) 2 = 22 x 0.1 square centimetre , and its internal volume is 70 x 22 x 0.1 35.2 cubic ...
Side 64
... glass ( density 2.8 ) is dropped into vessel containing mercury and water : find its positio of equilibrium . 80. A solid weighs 100 grammes in air and grammes in a liquid of specific gravity 1.2 : what is i specific gravity ? 81. A ...
... glass ( density 2.8 ) is dropped into vessel containing mercury and water : find its positio of equilibrium . 80. A solid weighs 100 grammes in air and grammes in a liquid of specific gravity 1.2 : what is i specific gravity ? 81. A ...
Side 73
... glass tube , I metre in length , and open at both ends , is plunged into a deep cistern of mercury until a length of 90 centimetres is submerged . The top closed be th and th .1 a length of 90 centimetres stands out of the mercury. 30 x ...
... glass tube , I metre in length , and open at both ends , is plunged into a deep cistern of mercury until a length of 90 centimetres is submerged . The top closed be th and th .1 a length of 90 centimetres stands out of the mercury. 30 x ...
Side 81
... glass of which the length of the edge 3 centimetres is suspended in paraffin oil by a thread : find the apparent weight . ( Specific gravity of glass Glasgow M.A. 1884 . 173. A piece of silver and a piece of gold are sus- pended from ...
... glass of which the length of the edge 3 centimetres is suspended in paraffin oil by a thread : find the apparent weight . ( Specific gravity of glass Glasgow M.A. 1884 . 173. A piece of silver and a piece of gold are sus- pended from ...
Side 85
... glass ( specific gravity = 3.33 ) , and weigh 7.05 grammes , find the volume of air in it in order that it may just float in water at its maximum density , and show that if it contain 5.2 cubic centimetres of air and be sunk to a depth ...
... glass ( specific gravity = 3.33 ) , and weigh 7.05 grammes , find the volume of air in it in order that it may just float in water at its maximum density , and show that if it contain 5.2 cubic centimetres of air and be sunk to a depth ...
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