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... distance between London and Manchester on the map , as the real distance between London and Cambridge bears to the real distance between London and Manchester . Similarly in the plan of a building the lengths of the straight lines on ...
... distance between London and Manchester on the map , as the real distance between London and Cambridge bears to the real distance between London and Manchester . Similarly in the plan of a building the lengths of the straight lines on ...
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... distance between the two ends . Pyramid or Cone . Multiply the area of the base by one third of the perpendicular from the vertex on the base . Sphere . Multiply the cube of the diameter by ' 5236 . 32. The following proposition in ...
... distance between the two ends . Pyramid or Cone . Multiply the area of the base by one third of the perpendicular from the vertex on the base . Sphere . Multiply the cube of the diameter by ' 5236 . 32. The following proposition in ...
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... distance from the sun of about 90,000,000 miles , and to go round the sun once in the course of a year , tracing out a path which does not differ much from a circle ; the earth is retained in this perpetual journey by the attractive ...
... distance from the sun of about 90,000,000 miles , and to go round the sun once in the course of a year , tracing out a path which does not differ much from a circle ; the earth is retained in this perpetual journey by the attractive ...
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... distance between two neighbouring atoms . 64. It is supposed that the atoms cannot be hurt or destroyed ; and moreover it is usually held that they pos- sess extension and impenetrability . These are terms which involve some difficulty ...
... distance between two neighbouring atoms . 64. It is supposed that the atoms cannot be hurt or destroyed ; and moreover it is usually held that they pos- sess extension and impenetrability . These are terms which involve some difficulty ...
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... distance between the spheres let us understand the distance between their centres . Put the spheres at any distances apart ; then there is a certain attraction exerted between them , so that unless the spheres were in some way kept ...
... distance between the spheres let us understand the distance between their centres . Put the spheres at any distances apart ; then there is a certain attraction exerted between them , so that unless the spheres were in some way kept ...
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