The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 106
76 126 jyy--^=V227-5-75-6+158-8-12-G = 2700 10V310-7—12-6=176—12-6 =5 feet, the value sought. Example 4.—To find the value of k when (^=10 feet, the otherdimensions remaining the same as in Example 2. Here t=:/\/ ^^^^^O 33X10^ 33nU^ 33xlO_^3X90X17 17 ^ 172 17 ^ V 12500—3300 . 108900 330… … Here, by putting i- for F E, and/ for K F, we have (I + <^ ) X skf + I X s.i6 =i^ X g. for the equation of equilibrium by disregarding the vertical pressureof the water above K G, and thence s&^/ + 28 dkf -\-d-sb — ; from this equation we get 3 b 36s 6 125 c d- band/i + 2^* =-^—-:; — -77-;…
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