Household Physics
Household Physics
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5. Which requires the greater amount of work; the lifting of a lo-lb. pail full of water 15 ft. up from the surface of the water in a well, or the carrying of this water into a house, the floor of which is 4 ft. above the ground ? Explain.
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS 279. Downward Pressure Exerted by Solids. Every object has in a given locality a definite weight. The downward pres- sure resulting from this weight may, however, produce quite differ^t effects under different conditions. If we walk upon a... MECHANICS 279 board placed upon a muddy sidewalk, the board does not sink into the mud nearly so much as one's feet would if there were no board upon which to walk. The same force is acting in both instances, i, e., the weight of the body. The difference lies in the fact that if we are walking upon the board, this weight is distributed over a large area, with the result that on a surface ^ under the board equal to that of the bottpm of aur shoes, there is only a small portion of the total pressure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Which requires the greater amount of work; the lifting of a lo-lb. pail full of water 15 ft. up from the surface of the water in a well, or the carrying of this water into a house, the floor of which is 4 ft. above the ground ? Explain.
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS 279. Downward Pressure Exerted by Solids. Every object has in a given locality a definite weight. The downward pres- sure resulting from this weight may, however, produce quite differ^t effects under different conditions. If we walk upon a... MECHANICS 279 board placed upon a muddy sidewalk, the board does not sink into the mud nearly so much as one's feet would if there were no board upon which to walk. The same force is acting in both instances, i, e., the weight of the body. The difference lies in the fact that if we are walking upon the board, this weight is distributed over a large area, with the result that on a surface ^ under the board equal to that of the bottpm of aur shoes, there is only a small portion of the total pressure.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Munson Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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