¡ oS
G
F.
o
1\1
the
fl,h~roill
cut
by
pl.ncs rerpendicular 10 the axis. For
the !rgment of Ihe 'l'hlro:.1 Illade
by
Ihe rot"ion of lhe
' pace i\i-lIIE,
rll,,~d
the I:xis ¡\E, is 10 lhe fegmcnt of
~he
fl'hc,e ha ving thc
f.meoxis AC, ,nd maJe by the
fOldtlOn
01'
Ihe fegmcnt of lhe cirele
AII'IGE,
as
CFq
to
C'
D1·
BIIt if the
Ill~afure
of this folid he wanted wilh Ids 1, –
hour, by Ihe 341h prop. of
.~r('hil11ed{s
of conoids anJ
Jpheroids, it will be as HE to AC+ EB; fo is Ihe cune
genermd by the romion of Ihe tri, ngle AH\:: round Ihe
,xis A
E,
10 Ihe [egment of Ihe [phercmade by lhe rola–
tion of ll'e fpaee
I\NHE
l'Ound lhe
f.meaxis AE; "hich
could e.Gly be demonfl raled by the method of indlviGblrs.
e o
ROL
J.
A 11
r
3.
Henee il IS eafy to find the [olid content of Ihe fegmen l
of a Iphere or fphcroid intercepled between
lWO
pm llel
planes, perpendicular to the axis. This agrces as
~ell
IO the oblate os 10 the obloog fphcroid; as is Obl'ioU5.
e o
11
o
L
J.
A R
r
4.
FtG .30. If a e>1k is to he valued as lhe middle piece
uf ao obloog fpheroid, etu hy the twOplanes
DC
and fC,
~t
right angles lO the.•
~is:
lirll, let the [olIJ content of
rhe halffpheroid AllCED be ",eafured by the preceding
prop. from which Ict the folidity of lhe fegment
DEC
be
be fubtraéled, aod thm will remaio the fegmeo l
ARCD;
Rod lhis doubled will give lhe eapaeity of the can, re–
~ui rcd.
The (ollowiog melhod is gcnerally made o[e o( (or
{¡odiog lhe folid cootent of lúeh velTds. The double
area of lhe grearel! ci rele, tll'It is, of that whieh is de·
ferihed by the diameter A
U
al the middle of Ihe can" is
added to the area of the cireie al the eod, that is, of lhe
eirc/e
DC
or FC (for lhey are ufually equal), aod lhe
third pan of this fum is takeo for a meao bafe of the
can,.; whieh therefore multiplied ioto the length of lhe
eafk
OP,
gives lhe eooteol of the velTtI
rC~lIired
Sontelint<s relTds have other
r.gures, dilTereol
fr~m
,Ilúfe we hat'e mroliooed ; the eafy mClhoó of meafuriog
\Vhieh Ol<y be learned from lhofe who praéllfe lhis arto
Wh"
h.thalready been dclivered, is fuflieieO! fo r our
purpofe.
PRO P O S [ T I O N U .
F
IG. 3
I
aod
J2.
70 filld
hO'lu mueh
il
ronlo¡"',d;"
• 1)(/[..1
li al
i, i"
/,arl
111.'1")',
'Whofe
a\iJ
il
porall,'/ lo
Ih(
horiwl.-L. t
AGR/l
ue lhe great eirele in Ihe
0",1-
die of dIe
e.tn"whofe fegment GIl H is Glled with li–
quor, lhe fegmeol
G .~ H
heing empty: lhe fegmeo l GHH
is k'oown, if Jite tkplh EH be knoll'n. an,; EH a meao
prop0rlionall'etwcco the fegmeots ·of lhe dianU l., 1\ 13
and EL;; \lhichare fouotl by arad or ruler pUl iolO tite
v,lTe! al the onGce. Let lhe baGs of lhe can" at a Ole–
dillm, be fOllnd, whieh fnppofe
10
be theeirc/e C'K DL ;
aod lel lhe fcgmeot ¡(eL be Gmil" 10 the fegr.leol CMI
(which is eitlter fouod by
lh~
rule of threr, beeauf. as
the cilele ACli ll is 10 the eird, CK DL, lo is the fc,;'
MOl
CM
I tOthe fl';:n lem ¡(el.; tlr
tS
iuund from Ihe
t,bles (lf f"gm'ots m,de by auJilo,,) ; aod Ihe prodllle¡ of
,his f" gOlenl Inlllul'ltrd by the length of lite ,,11, will give
UIC
ItquiJ eon"nt rCOl,lininr, in ,lte CAlle.
l'
r.
O
l'
O S I T I ON Uf.
ro
jÍlid
II.(
filt"
,'0/11(1.1
o/
a Ifgll/ar O/i.l
ordiJlal'
F.
T
Y.
h/l.-tI
w,"edroo bcing a pyrami,I, lhe fel id eoolcot
i, 10u",1 by the 441h prrp. The hrxardton, or cube,
b,ing a
kll,"
oí I'fllm,
ti
IS
meafured by Ihe 43d prop.
A" o<\,e,I",,, conlill, of tIVO pyramtcls
úl
lhe lilO;e fqu.,e
b.le"OU uf
Iqll.tIh(·ights; euofec¡u.otly
tlS
Oleafure
11
fOllod by lite 4/lh prop. A duJeeaedron eonlills of
t"elve py"mid,
ha \'in~
equ, l e1u,!alerallnd equiaogular
rentJgondl bales; an,l lo or.e of thele beiog meafured (by
,Ite
~41h
p"·p. of ,his) aod Olulttplied by
12,
the pro·
dll~1
wIII be ttl\l.
.!
tO Ihe folid content of lhe Jodeeaed,Oo.
The ieoli..droo eonlifis of 20 equal pyramids I""iog tri–
aogular bal,s ; lite fulid eonlcnt of om: of whieh being
rouotl (I,y Ihe 44'h prop.) aod tnuhiplied by 20, gives
lhe wllt'le lollJ. The bafes aoJ heighls of thefc pyra–
nllds, il yo" 1\'.10110 proee.<d more exaél ly, may be fouoJ
by
t rigon~metry.
Sce T RlGONOM ETRY .
l'
R O P O S 1 T I ON LIlI.
To
jÍlld
Ih,
/'
lid
COI:I",I
01
a.be'}
h'/lI,(Vtr
irr(gll/".
- Let tito given body be immerfed iota a velTe! of waler,
haviog ,he r,gltl'e of a parJlldopipedco or prtfm, and let
it be ootld
h~w
mueh tbe waler
IS
raifed upoothe imoter–
(¡oo of lhe body. f or il is plaio, tha! lhe fpaee \l ltieh
the w"er fi lls, afler the immerGoo of the body, exeeed,
the fpaee filled before
tlS
immerGoo, by a fpace equal to
the lolid ec,nteol of lhe body, howevee irregular. Bllt
wheo this exeefs is of the figllre of a parallelopipedoo or
prilill , il is eaGly meafured by the 43d p, op. oí lhis,
oi:.
~y mulal,:)'io~
lhe area of the bafe, or moulh of the vef–
rel, iota thed.tfmoee of Ihe elevalionsof lhe water befare
aod afl er immerGoo. Wheoee is (ouod lhe folid eonleol
of tite body
gi.cn.
'lo lhe fame lVay tite foliJ eonteot of a part of a body
may be rOllod, by Immerling lhat part ooly io water.
There Is 00 oeeellily to inGIl here00 dimioilhiogoren–
largiog [olid bodics io a
gire~
proportion.
!t
\l/ill be eafy
10 dedllee thefe tltiogs from the 1tlh aod 121h books oí
Euelid.
,;
T~e
(ollowiog rules are fubjoined (or the ready eom–
" putatioo of lhe eOOleolS of "eOds, aoci of aoy fulid! In
" lhe meafures ioufe in Great Blitain.
" I.
To fi nd lhe eonteot of a eylindrie "clTel in Eog–
" lin. wioe gallons, the diameler of lhe bafe aotl altitude
" of the vdlid beiog gil'eo in ioehes and
deeim.lsof an
" inch.
" Sqllare the ollmber of ioches in lhe diameter of the
" I'en'cl; muhiply lhis fquare by Ihe oumber of ioehes
" in the hcig!n: theo mulliply lhe produél by the deei–
" m,1 fr.lélion .00 )4; and this laft prodllél ntall gi.e
" ,he eOOleOI in wioe gallons and d(eiotals 01' fueh •
"galloo. 1'0 exp"fs the rllle arithmelicall)'; let
f)
" reprefent lhe oumber of inehes ao,1 decimals of ao
" in,h io the diameter of lhe I'ell'cl, aoJ H Ihe ioches
" .ntl decim,ls of ao ineh in lhe hcight of lhe vttTd ;
" lheolhe eOllteot in wioe'gallonsIhall be
DDHX,...' · ,
" or DDH X.coI4'
F.....
Lel.l,. Jiamcler D
=
51.2
" ioehlS. the hel"ht II
=
61.) ioehes, lheo the con–
" tlnt IIt.oIl be
·s
I
~
X
51
2
X
6'].;
X
.C"'.¡~
=
"
555.:i. ; ~2
lI'illc·g, llons. Ths Ide follolls Iroll
11
pr op
.i 3.
:lnd 4S. fur,
by
the
ftlllller,
Ihe :He;!
,tf
thlo!
" hale 01 the . cfI' l is in J']ltare ioches
DDx
. ;S; ~ ;
" and by Ihe IJl:er, Ihe rOOl,"l uf
ti:.
"I'c/
111
1, ItJ
" ILh:jII,'S