Yet the Rules by which these Deductions are made, may be useful in other Cases.
Prepare for Addition, as before.
The Decimals, in the Answers, may be omitted, when they exceed four Places.
5th Step.
396. 5th Step. To proceed with the second Example.
Place the different Expansions now found, above each other, Units, Tens, &c. under Units, Tens, &c. preparatory to Addition, thus;
For the Expansion with 4°, .6 on 24, .178:
| 1st. with | 4°, | on | 24, | .0097 | ||
| 2d. with | .6 | on | 24, | .00144 | ||
| 3d. with | 4°, | on | .178 | .0000712 | ||
| 4th. with | .6 | on | .178 | .00001068 | ||
| ————— | ||||||
| The Expansions with 4°,.6 added = | .01122188 | |||||
To the Sum add the Height of the colder Barometer
| 24.178 |
| ——— |
| 24.1892| |