Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903, Fessenden, C · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 125
Cg. of equal weight, we learu that nf tioo bodies of equal liiglit andweight, the e.g. of that body which has the larger base must beraised higher, and is, therefore, overturned ivith greater difficulty.A comparison of A and C, supposing them to be of equalweight, sliows that whe7i two bodies have… … QUESTIONS. 1. Where is the e.g. of a box? 2. Why is a pyramid a very stable structure ? 3. What is the object of IjuUast iu a aosscI J* 4. State several ways of giving stability to an inkstand? 5. (a) In what position would you place a cone on a horizontalplane, that it may be in stable equilibrium…
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