Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 183
board B forms the inclinedplane, and may be set at any angle by adjusting the rod Rof the support S. The weight to be raised is the loadedcarriage C, and the force required to pull it up the planemay be obtained from the reading of the balance B. Wecan get the work done in raising the body… … Fig. 89. the body up the plane by the distance that it must travelon the plane, cb in the figure, to reach the required height. EXPERIMENT. Apparatus.—Board of Exercise 2; support; weighted carriage;24-lb. balance; cross-stick and cord; meter-stick; T-square orplumb-line. Object.—1. To study the…
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