Smith, J. Hamblin (James Hamblin), 1829-1901 · Toronto : A. Miller · leaf 43
ng so as to l36wholly immersed in water. Find the tension of the string. Taking 1 cubic inch as the unitof volume, and consequeut! 1000 ^1 •. f . 1. -- oz. as the unit of weight,1 «28 tension of string = 24 (73 - 1) x oz. 1 /28 24x63 X iui»0 n2s—»»• -875 OZ. 0.H. 34 O.V THE CONDITIONS OF… … Let a body, the measure of whose volume is V, be kejstunder the surface of a fluid by a strhig fastened to Ay a pomtin the base of the vessel. The body is kept at rest by (1) its \teiglit, acting vertically downwards, (2) the tension of the string, acting vertically dpwi}-wards, (3) the resultant…
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