Light Waves And Their Uses 3
Light Waves And Their Uses 3
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The rails are mentioned simply in order that there should not be any sag of the tape which would introduce still another error. The zero mark of the tape being placed against a mark on the rail which serves as the starting-i)oint, a second mark is made on the rail opposite the hundred-foot mark of the taix). The in\>e is then placed in i>osition a second time with one end on the second mark, and a third mark is placed at the farther end; and so on indefinitely. This is the first process. By it ...we have divided the mile into the nearest whole number of hundred-foot spaces. Then we measure the fractions.- The second oi>eration consists in verifying the length of the steel ta|)e, which we must do by comparing it with a standard yard or foot by the same stepping-off process.
The process of measuring the meter in light waves is essentially the same as that described above, the meter answering to the distance of a mile of track, and the Light Waves as Standards of Length 01 hundred-foot tape corre8jx>iiding to a considerably sninller distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rails are mentioned simply in order that there should not be any sag of the tape which would introduce still another error. The zero mark of the tape being placed against a mark on the rail which serves as the starting-i)oint, a second mark is made on the rail opposite the hundred-foot mark of the taix). The in\>e is then placed in i>osition a second time with one end on the second mark, and a third mark is placed at the farther end; and so on indefinitely. This is the first process. By it ...we have divided the mile into the nearest whole number of hundred-foot spaces. Then we measure the fractions.- The second oi>eration consists in verifying the length of the steel ta|)e, which we must do by comparing it with a standard yard or foot by the same stepping-off process.
The process of measuring the meter in light waves is essentially the same as that described above, the meter answering to the distance of a mile of track, and the Light Waves as Standards of Length 01 hundred-foot tape corre8jx>iiding to a considerably sninller distance.
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