TRACT 36.
THE WHIRLING-MACHINE.
185
Experiments with the wt. 4 ox 3 dr.
Weight
Time
Weight
- Time
Weight
Time
Weight
Time
oz dr
sec.
oz dr
sec.
oz dr
sec.
oz dr
sec.
2
0
4'6
3 8
3-0
7
1-9
12
03
2
4
4-2
4 0
2-7
8
1-75
13
025
2
8
3'85
4 8
2'5
9
06
14
02
2 12
3 -5
5
2'3
10
0.5
3
0
3-3
6
2-1
11
04
38. July 6 , 1786.
Experiments continued, with the wt. 4 oz 3 dr.
4
10-8
1
6
8-4
1 8 1
TO
5
9-8
1
7
7-6
1 10 1
6-4
The following with the Cone, the base foremost, to complete* the set.
4 10
96
5 8
8'2
9
5-95
100
06
4 12
9-3
6 0
7-7
10
5-5,5
110
055
4 14
9-1
7
6-95
12
5-OS
120
05
5 0
8-9
8
6-3
When 120 oz was near the bottom, the cord broke.
39. Thus the course of the experiments being now prettyfully extended to various shapes and dimensions of figures,we may next bring into one point of view the weights for allthe kinds of figures, and for all the velocities, from 3 to 20feet per second. And first the irregular numbers just as theywere experienced.