A course of experiments in physical measurement (1897)
Whiting, Harold, d. 1895 · Boston, D.C. Heath and Co. · leaf 1178
ction, e M multiplying the values of -= and MH together, we find H H 2 t^ ,whence ilf = - ^IKd^ tan a. t ^ PROOFS. 1143 MDividing the value MHhy that of -^, we find H t^d^ tan a. whence iK (2) P tan a Instead of d^ in these formulae, we should strictly substituted^ — dp -\- \l* -~ d. The last term… … CL. masses of which it is composed. That is, denoting a givenmass by m, and its distance from the axis by r, K^%mr^; (1) 1144 APPENDIX XI. or, if we consider the total mass, if, of the body as dividedinto small equal masses, m, K^M7 — Mk\ (2) where k is the radius of gyration about the axis 0 (or…
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