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 336
ter.The contained air is compressed and the water rises in thebell. When the surface of the water within the bell is ata depth of about 33 feet below the free surface of the wateroutside, the ball will be half-filled with water, for the pres-sure of the air within it will be that of two… … Fio. 32. surface, x the length of the bell occupied by air. Let 11 bethe atmospheric pressure, p the pressure of the air withinthe bell. Then if h is the height of the water barometer n = wh, p = Ii. + w{!}o + d), /I , , 7\ T-th + x + d= w{h + x + d) = Ti h And n6 = px by Boyles law, thereforeX li…
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