Snow, Benjamin Warner, 1860- · Madison, Wis. · leaf 184
the body is ahhw grams.Tile pressure acting upward upon thelower face is the weight of a column oflifiuid, the cross-section of which is thearea of this face, and the height of whichis its depth beneath the surface. As thisface is at a depth of 7i + c centimetersthe upward pressure upon this… … Fig 112. Upward pressureequal to weight of dis-placed liquid. al}(h + c)iv — ahhw = ahcw grams. But ahc is the volume of the immersed parallclopiped, and there-fore is also the volume of the liquid displaced by this body.^Moreover, as iv is the weight of one cubic centimeter of thelicjuid, the…
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