Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903, Fessenden, C · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 87
er, and by the same pressure, as shown l)y the spring-balance.But much less water is required than was used with the vessel C. Theexperiment, repeated with vessel B, will give the same results with thease of a still less quantity of water. (4) TJie pressure due to gravity on any portion of the… … Uniitry ol EJ«ca»?oTi, OntarioHistorical Cnllf^rrinn QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS. 71 suppose the area of /y, of the bottom of vessel B (Fig. 51), is100^^, and the depth gli is 9 ; then the cohimu ghji containsgQQccm^ And, since the weight of one cubic centimeter of wateris one gram, the weight of the…
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