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28. DEFINITION. SPECIFIC GRAVITY. 22 In other words the specific gravity is the ratio of the substance to the density of the standard of the density substance. Hence, if 5 is the specific gravity of a substance, and if the weight of a volume V of the substance, and w the intrinsic weight of the standard substance we have the W is equation W = wsV. , is generally standard substance, and in that case the in Ibs. cubic weight at the place, of the volume weight, Distilled taken as the V feet is given by the equation W= 62-55 V.
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Shew that the whole pressure is altered in the ratio cos 0:1. ; An oblique cylinder standing on a horizontal plane, the 37. generating lines making an angle a with the vertical, is filled to a of liquid. Prove that the resultant pressure height h with a weight on the curved surface of the cylinder is equivalent to a couple of moment ^ Wh tan a, tending to upset the cylinder. W CHAPTER IV. RESULTANT VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL PRESSURE ON ANY SURFACE, RESULTANT PRESSURE ON THE SURFACE OF AN IMMERSED SOLID, CONDITIONS OF EQUILIBRIUM OF A FLOATING BODY, THE CAMEL, METHOD OF REMOVING WOODEN PILES, STABILITY OF EQUILIBRIUM, METACENTRE, BODIES FLOATING IN AIR, THE BALLOON.
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