Shop Mathematics volume 1
Shop Mathematics volume 1
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RATIO AND PROPORTION 03 Sometimes the letter X is used to represent the unknown number whose value is sought. The following is an example of such a case.
6:40 = 5:X. Find what number X stands for. 40 X 5 = 200, product of the means.
Hence, 6XX = 200 200 X=~ =33. 3+, Answer.
58. Speeds and Diameters of Pulleys. As shown in an example previously worked, if two pulleys are belted together, their diameters and revolutions per minute can be written in a pro- portion having diameters in one ratio and... R. P. M. In the other ratio of the proportion. It will be noticed from the example which was worked, that the numbers which form the means apply to the same pulley, while the extremes both refer to the other pul- ley. Then, since the product of the means equals the product of the extremes, we obtain the following simple relation for pulleys belted together: The product of the diameter and revolu- tions of one pulley equals the product of the diameter and revolu- tions of the other. This gives us the following simple rule for working pulley problems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RATIO AND PROPORTION 03 Sometimes the letter X is used to represent the unknown number whose value is sought. The following is an example of such a case.
6:40 = 5:X. Find what number X stands for. 40 X 5 = 200, product of the means.
Hence, 6XX = 200 200 X=~ =33. 3+, Answer.
58. Speeds and Diameters of Pulleys. As shown in an example previously worked, if two pulleys are belted together, their diameters and revolutions per minute can be written in a pro- portion having diameters in one ratio and... R. P. M. In the other ratio of the proportion. It will be noticed from the example which was worked, that the numbers which form the means apply to the same pulley, while the extremes both refer to the other pul- ley. Then, since the product of the means equals the product of the extremes, we obtain the following simple relation for pulleys belted together: The product of the diameter and revolu- tions of one pulley equals the product of the diameter and revolu- tions of the other. This gives us the following simple rule for working pulley problems.
What to read after Shop Mathematics volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earle B Earle Bertram Norris to read onlineMoreLess
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