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Elementary physics for high schools (1914)

Merchant, F. W. (Francis Walter), 1855-1937, Chant, Clarence Augustus, 1865-1956 · Toronto : Copp Clark · leaf 67

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14 inches. Neglecting friction, whatload, including the weight of the cage, can be liftedwhen the pressure of the water in the mains is 75pounds per sq. inch ? 4. What is the pressure in grams per sq. cm.at a depth of 100 metres in water? (Density ofwater one gram per c.c.) 5. The area of the… … FiG. 64. CHAPTER X Buoyancy of Fluids 67. Buoyant Action of a Fluid. Throw a piece of woodon the water ; it tioats on tlie surface. A stone sinks, but ifyou try to hold it up it does not appear so heavy as wlien inthe air. You can lift a much larger stone if it is immersed inthe water tlian if it…

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