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EXPERIMENTS WITH
TRACT 36
Experimented Velocities and Weights.
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sec.
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WholeglobeSoz I4d
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2-9
4-7
2-8
3-5
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6-0
5
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9-9
5-2
90
6
7'3
13-7
7-1
12-5
7
9-5
18-0
9-2
16-8
8
12-5
229
11-3
21-8
9
15-1
29-0
14-0
27-6
10
I 8'0
3 . 5-6
16-7
33-5
! 1
21-8
41-7
20-7
39-7
12
25-2
49-9
24-0
47-0
13
28-8
5 S -2
28 0
54
14
34-5
65-8
32-0
62
15
39-3
78-0
37 2
72
16
44-0
90
42-7
84
17
48-6
101
48 5
9.5
18
5 4-2
110
53-3
109
19
60-0
126
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125
20
66-3
64-0
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8 oz10 dr
Lead
4 oz
3 dr
Lead
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2 oz
5 dr
round
flat
2-2
3-8
2-4
1-4
1-3
0-9
3-4
6-1
3*6
1 6
1-5
1-1
4-9
9-2
51
1-9
1-8
1-4
6'6
12-8
7-1
2-2
2-0
1-7
8-7
1 T 0
9-5
2-6
2-4
1-9
11-0
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12-0
3*1
2-8
2-3
13-3
28
15 1
3-5
3-3
2-7
15-8
34
18-3
4-0
3-8
3-1
19-0
40
22-0
4 4
4'4
3-6
23
48
26-4
5-8
51
4-1
27
56
30-7
6-2
5-7
4-7
31
64
34-9
7-0
6-5
5-5
35
73
38-6
7-7
7-2
40
84
43-7
8’.5
8-0
6-8
45
101
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9-5
8-6
7-6
SO
112
. 57-3
10-5
9-4
8-5
57
121
62-7
11-3
10-3
9-3
64
140
72:0
12-0
11*0
10-0
40. But as there are some small irregularities in a few ofthese numbers, as appears by taking their differences; bycorrecting these differences so as to make them regular, andthen by them correcting the few irregular actuating weights,the more correct table of those numbers will be as lollows.