A course of experiments in physical measurement (1897)
Whiting, Harold, d. 1895 · Boston, D.C. Heath and Co. · leaf 344
is next sus-pended by a thread from the peg, c,and lowered to a position, q, nearthe bottom of the rod. The bracketis then moved (by loosening thescrews d and g) so that the rod maybarely touch the bullet. Then the ^- i^S- bullet is removed, and either the rod is smoked at jand at p, or pieces of… … 314 DYNAMICS. [Exp. 56. middle of the rod. The rod is drawn one side h}the pull on the thread, due to the weight of the.bullet. Care must be taken to ease the thread roundthe pegs, so that the true position of equilibrium maybe found. A pin m may then be placed so as tomark this position of…
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