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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 224

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e of M An inclining experiment is based simply upon the principle above G relatively much larger than would ordinarily be the mentioned in the beginning of this article, that for a small case. It will be noticed that the ship acts rather the reverse inclination of the ship, the inclining moment,… … Pendulum have directly obtained a very fairly accurate value of G M. Then, since we have seen above that the distance of M above. the base may be calculated with fair accuracy, we may obtain: versa. Also, the ship does not swing about the point M asa the distance of G above the base, by…

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