Elementary Science Applied to Sanitation And Plumbers
Elementary Science Applied to Sanitation And Plumbers
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Diameter.
Contents in cubic feet = ITTRS = i. X yX~x|-Xy = 179| cubic feet of air.
(&) Find the weight of a solid copper sphere 1 ft. 2 ins. Diameter. (Sp. Gr. Of copper = 8-79. ) Weight of copper sphere = JTT R 3 x S. G. X Weight of cubic foot of water - A x x ^ x 1 x ^ x !! x f - 457-2 Ibs. (approx. ).
The volume of a segment of a sphere may be found by the following formula : SOLIDS 71 Volume of segment - JTI-H (H 2 + 3R 2 ) R = radius of base of seg- ment.
H = height of ditto.
Example. Find... the number of cubic feet of water contained by a segment of a sphere the diameter of which is 8 ft. And vertical height 2ft.
Contents in gallons = J^rH (H 2 + 3R 2 ) 1 22 _2j/_2_ _2_\ /_3^ _ _4_\\ T X T X T{VT X TJ " VT X T X TVJ 22 22 52 = 7r=-(4 + 48") = ^x-^ = 54-47 cubic feet.
EXAMPLES XXXVI (i. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 20 ins. (ii. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 21 ft. (iii. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 10*5 ins. (iv. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 1-4 ins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diameter.
Contents in cubic feet = ITTRS = i. X yX~x|-Xy = 179| cubic feet of air.
(&) Find the weight of a solid copper sphere 1 ft. 2 ins. Diameter. (Sp. Gr. Of copper = 8-79. ) Weight of copper sphere = JTT R 3 x S. G. X Weight of cubic foot of water - A x x ^ x 1 x ^ x !! x f - 457-2 Ibs. (approx. ).
The volume of a segment of a sphere may be found by the following formula : SOLIDS 71 Volume of segment - JTI-H (H 2 + 3R 2 ) R = radius of base of seg- ment.
H = height of ditto.
Example. Find... the number of cubic feet of water contained by a segment of a sphere the diameter of which is 8 ft. And vertical height 2ft.
Contents in gallons = J^rH (H 2 + 3R 2 ) 1 22 _2j/_2_ _2_\ /_3^ _ _4_\\ T X T X T{VT X TJ " VT X T X TVJ 22 22 52 = 7r=-(4 + 48") = ^x-^ = 54-47 cubic feet.
EXAMPLES XXXVI (i. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 20 ins. (ii. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 21 ft. (iii. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 10*5 ins. (iv. ) Find the volume of a sphere, diameter 1-4 ins.
What to read after Elementary Science Applied to Sanitation And Plumbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Herring Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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