A Manual of Practical Physics, for Students of Science And Engineering
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5^ = 2i + 22 + li + a^^r etc.
In the above equation the a's are all experimentally observed, so that if the mass of any one of the pieces in the set is known in terms of the ultimate standard, then from the equation in- volving the mass of that piece can be calculated the mass of the rider. When the mass of the rider is known, the masses of all the pieces in the set can be calculated from the respecti...ve equations.
Manipulation and Computation. — Perform the opera- tions indicated above. Make all weighings by the method of vibrations, and with the brass pieces use the method of double \eighing. Assuming that the 100 g. mass is correct, determine he masses of all the other pieces in terms of it. Record t le results in a three-column table, putting in the first column the symbol used to denote the particular mass considered, in the second the value obtained for this mass, and in the third the correction for the mass as obtained from (2).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . ajg).
22 = li + 500i + 2OO1 + 2OO2 + lOOi + a^jT = r(200 + terms involving a^ . . . a^).
5^ = 2i + 22 + li + a^^r etc.
In the above equation the a's are all experimentally observed, so that if the mass of any one of the pieces in the set is known in terms of the ultimate standard, then from the equation in- volving the mass of that piece can be calculated the mass of the rider. When the mass of the rider is known, the masses of all the pieces in the set can be calculated from the respecti...ve equations.
Manipulation and Computation. — Perform the opera- tions indicated above. Make all weighings by the method of vibrations, and with the brass pieces use the method of double \eighing. Assuming that the 100 g. mass is correct, determine he masses of all the other pieces in terms of it. Record t le results in a three-column table, putting in the first column the symbol used to denote the particular mass considered, in the second the value obtained for this mass, and in the third the correction for the mass as obtained from (2).
What to read after A Manual of Practical Physics, for Students of Science And Engineering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferry, Ervin S. (Ervin Sidney), 1868-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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