The Boston school compendium of natural and experimental philosophy .. (1837)
Parker, Richard Green, 1798-1869 · Boston : Marsh, Capen & Lyon · leaf 78
ed on the bellows, but if it be put into the smaller tube it willraise sixty-four pounds. * The fundamental principle of mechanics or the laws of motion is here alsoin full force, namely, that what is gained in power is lost either in time or inspace ; for although one pound is here made to raise… … Illustrate this by figure 51. Upon what does the force cf pressure depend?What is meant by the hydrostatic paradox ? What is the use of the hydrostaticbellows? What Fig. represents the hydrostatic bellows? Explain the Fig.What is the fundamental principle of mechanics ? Is this the principle ofthe…
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