ing on thelatter; find the position ofequililirium. Let h be the height of thecylinder, A the area of itsbase, w its specific weight,and c the thickness of theupper liquid column. Then if we assume the top, A, of the cylinder to project a distance x above the upjier surface of the upper liquid, as… … Figs. 41, 42. If c(i ^) > hfi ), we must write , ^ w./ ^ wj --H-:::)-(-5)l.-: and it would a})pear that the position of equilibrium is one in (3) Presstire 07i Curved Surfaces. 127 whicli, as in Fig. 42, A is below tlie upper surface of the upperliquid by the distance o(,--i)-;,(,_»), (,) ^ V\ ^…
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