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The elements of applied mathematics including kinetics, statics, and hydrostatics (1894)

Jessop, C. M. (Charles Minshall), 1861-1939 · London, New York, G. Bell and Sons; [etc.] · leaf 333

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NTS OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS. 7. Find the ratio of the volume of the receiver to that of the barrelin a condenser, if at the end of the fourth stroke the density of the airin the receiver is J of the original density. 8. If the volume of the barrel is J of the volume of the receiver,find the pressure… … 62. The Siphon. The Siphon is a bent tube with open ends havingbranch longer than the other. Inorder to use it, it is filled withliquid and both ends temporarilyclosed. It is then placed withthe shorter branch dipping intoa vessel of liquid whose contentsare to be transferred. If the endsare opened…

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