Laboratory exercises in physics for secondary schools (1902)
Twiss, George Ransom, b. 1863 · New York, London, The Macmillan company · leaf 84
the jar ofwater, adjusting the scales so that itis totally submerged when the beamis horizontal, but touches neither thesides nor bottom of the jar ; andobtain the apparent weight, Wv (/) If time permits, suspend thesolid from the other pan, and obtainthe values of W and W1 as before,using their… … Fig. 13. * If the balance pans have no hooks, the thread may be suspended,as shown in Fig. 13. If suspended in this way from the trip scales,the scales must be mounted on a box or other support, with the endof the balance projecting over the end of the box. The loop mustbe long enough so that the…
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