Greenhill, G. (George), Sir, 1847-1927 · London and New York, Macmillan and Co. · leaf 445
is carried round bodily, anyparticle Q moves in a circle of radius r = OQ, with velocityrro; and the resultant of g and the reversed accelerationrw^ along OQ is given in magnitude and direction by g{0Q/00). (J.H. 2e 434 SURFACES OF EQUAL PRESSURE The surfaces of equal pressure are now coaxial… … Fig 96. Thus if the cavity is spherical or cylindrical and AB isthe diameter through 0, the pressure at A will be zeroor a minimum, and at B the pressure will be a maxi-mum, and the same whether the liquid does or does notrotate with the vessel. In these cases the surfaces of equal pressure are…
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