A Manual of Practical Physics Practical: Physics for Students of Science, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint)

Tm: aim of tin1 present work is to furnish the student of science with a self-contained manual of the theory and manipulation of those measurements in physics which hear mt directly up nhis Mil Mpient work in other fstudy ami upon 1. uial career. Only those experimental methods have heen included that are strictly sand that can he depended upon to give good in the hands of the average student. Although il pieces of apparatus, experimental methods, and deriva!ormul;e that possess some novelty appeal ,our fixed purpose has been to use the standard forms except in rases ean extended trial in large classes has demonstrated the ;oposed imitation. It has been assumed that the experiment is rare that should 1before the student ui iie theory in1 and thed -n fthe formula required. Conse(pi.-mly the tf each experiment is -.riven in detail and the required formula developed at leiiLT lh. I lie moiv important ror are pointed out. and means are indicated by which these :nay he miuimi.ed or accounted for. commenced during the second lieI- presupposes a working knowledge of trigo1 college algebra, but does not require analytic geoi dculus.
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