Elements of General Science
Elements of General Science
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3. Why is there less friction in a machine with roller or ball bearings than in one with bearings of the usual type? 4. How does a set of pulleys enable a man to accom- plish work which he could not accomplish unaided? 5. If a rope is arranged to run from a weight on the ground through a pulley attached to an elevated beam and down to your hand, will less force be needed to raise the weight than if no pulley were used ? 6. Why is one's finger more likely to be crushed in a door if caught at the... hinges than if caught at the latch ? 7. When a long ladder is being raised, why must the lower end be braced against some heavy object? 8. How and when is water power used in getting the timber from the higher hilly or mountainous regions to the more level plains or to sea level ?
186. About work in general. A great deal of the work of running water is of no immediate benefit to man. The great waterfalls of the earth may continue for many centuries with- out producing any noticeable change in the desirableness of the surrounding region as a place of human residence.
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3. Why is there less friction in a machine with roller or ball bearings than in one with bearings of the usual type? 4. How does a set of pulleys enable a man to accom- plish work which he could not accomplish unaided? 5. If a rope is arranged to run from a weight on the ground through a pulley attached to an elevated beam and down to your hand, will less force be needed to raise the weight than if no pulley were used ? 6. Why is one's finger more likely to be crushed in a door if caught at the... hinges than if caught at the latch ? 7. When a long ladder is being raised, why must the lower end be braced against some heavy object? 8. How and when is water power used in getting the timber from the higher hilly or mountainous regions to the more level plains or to sea level ?
186. About work in general. A great deal of the work of running water is of no immediate benefit to man. The great waterfalls of the earth may continue for many centuries with- out producing any noticeable change in the desirableness of the surrounding region as a place of human residence.
What to read after Elements of General Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis W Otis William Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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