An elementary treatise on mechanics, embracing the theory of statics and dynamics, and its applications to solids and fluids (1849)
Smith, Augustus William, 1802-1866 · New York, Harper · leaf 282
ons whose heights h . bh TT . are —, and areas —. Using (145), andn n o \ / reckoning x from EF, the origin of thesurfaces, the depths are M 0 Hence 2.(a-\-x)xk=—rH—r+ v n n n h 2h Bh 0 a-\—, a-\ , aH , &c. n n n abh2 bh3 2abh2 22bh3 Sabh2 S2bh2 -h -+- n2 +~ n3 ■+,&c. abh2, x bh3, m m o… … h+2a ~ 3d*-a*AD=a+h. 400. Prop. To determine the conditions of equilibrium offluids of different density. B When fluids of different densities whichdo not mix or unite chemically are contain-ed in the same vessel they will arrange them-selves in the order of their densities, the mostdense taking…
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