The Elements of Applied Mathematics Including Kinetics, Statics, And Hydrostatics
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From this equation x is found to be 4'75 inches.
EXAMPLES. VII.
1. A cylinder of wood 16 inches high and of sp. gr. 0'6 floats in water with its axis vertical ; how much will project above the water ?
2. A body floats with ^ of its volume above the surface of pure water. What portion of its volume would project above the surface if it floated in a liquid of sp. gr. 1'25?
3. If a piece of wood weighing 120 lbs. floats in water with ^ of its volume immersed, what is its whole volume 1 SPECIFIC GR...AVITY. 275 4. A cylinder of glass (sp. gr. 3-5) floats vertically with |^ of its volume above the surface of a liquid. Find the sp. gr. of the Uquid.
5. An inch cube of ice (sp. gr. 0-918) is floating in water of which the sp. gr. is 0-99987, find accurately its height above the siuface of the water.
6. If the sp. gr. of iron be 7-6, what will be the weight of one cwt.
of iron when weighed in water, and what weight of wood of sp. gr. 0-6 is required to just float the iron if attached to it ?
7. The apparent weight of a piece of platinum in water is ■60 grammes, and the absolute weight of another piece of platinum twice as large as the former is 126 grammes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this equation x is found to be 4'75 inches.
EXAMPLES. VII.
1. A cylinder of wood 16 inches high and of sp. gr. 0'6 floats in water with its axis vertical ; how much will project above the water ?
2. A body floats with ^ of its volume above the surface of pure water. What portion of its volume would project above the surface if it floated in a liquid of sp. gr. 1'25?
3. If a piece of wood weighing 120 lbs. floats in water with ^ of its volume immersed, what is its whole volume 1 SPECIFIC GR...AVITY. 275 4. A cylinder of glass (sp. gr. 3-5) floats vertically with |^ of its volume above the surface of a liquid. Find the sp. gr. of the Uquid.
5. An inch cube of ice (sp. gr. 0-918) is floating in water of which the sp. gr. is 0-99987, find accurately its height above the siuface of the water.
6. If the sp. gr. of iron be 7-6, what will be the weight of one cwt.
of iron when weighed in water, and what weight of wood of sp. gr. 0-6 is required to just float the iron if attached to it ?
7. The apparent weight of a piece of platinum in water is ■60 grammes, and the absolute weight of another piece of platinum twice as large as the former is 126 grammes.
What to read after The Elements of Applied Mathematics Including Kinetics, Statics, And Hydrostatics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C M Charles Minshall Jessop to read onlineMoreLess
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