Taggart, William Scott · London : George Routledge & Sons, Ltd. · leaf 94
effectof the rod on the springs before the load is applied, then addthe weight W, and again take the indications of the springs.Subtract the readings of spring L without load from thereadings when loaded, and do the same with the spring R.In all five experiments the spring balances will give the… … Fif. 126. clearly the direction in which the force or weight is acting,and the perpendicular distance of the spring balance supportsfrom this force. Referring again to Fig. 125, we will assume the end A tobe supported but the end B free. The adding of the weightW would cause the rod to turn in a…
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