Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-29
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We publish no problems this week, in accordanc,
with the suggestions of correspondents. eivini
them chance to review. though some of the prob
lens are good We almost regret our determination
Venus request orr correspondents to send us tbel
names and answers to problems not for publication
q Of course. but for our own satisfaction "a
Il fours trooiy." whose letter is dated Pleasant
vile, and postmarked New Salem, has a foul ston-
scb. Perhaps his last effort relieved him. bis
communication makes bully cigar lig iter..
/ -s1ss assA COLUMBUS, o., June72. 1871.
MR.. EDITOR: Our Puzzlsr's Column is this week
super extra. and since ID re is no fears Of of
interest in it for sometime to come would it not be
6 wG sGoSS 10 Ss
| much to test each others, abilities rs mutual i'm
and bis .sss: sr
exclamation, and let all try them one week. hen if
hs eood s'nss Rss Of s
thing new. think Guernsey. Robin. Delta. Root
While sohsr Soss IL
cs p,tch to ds, the Subject was mentioned. and he
here let me say TO Robin that shout o'clock this
i! became quite probable to me thai there
10 favor OF 1t is more than the possibi ity
think Limestone has been adding to the copdi,,
uops OF problem No. "a when be has that car with
two wheels ruonins like lightning on that curved
q gS9d deal more than IS degrees In answering
problemswe have no right to make our own condi-i
SO much that If the stopped i. would upset and
sen.t. will say TO Guernsey that the
| been solved. However numeral equations and most
others can pc solved by methods given in higher
cuity in solving those in our column -, "1
II Answer to Mo- lo4-S 325x., Does Mr.. Durham
product 'Ss e tSrse .dss Of
equs to twice tee area Of the triangle into the di
aPsseT TS ISSlI s. ITS elir.ssansssyibine s circle
No ioe-A must return at the expiration of six
No. 1o7-Share of Oldest s7.s21 So of second
seSls Sbsas. 20. and of yopDgest IS 1915
will noa tr1 IN the Ne cs are ambsuOps to me- and
No. ln9--24ll .6e59 inches correct 10 four places
ine single base is measured By one. third Of the
ratio. OF diameter to the circumference into the
the difference between three times the radius II the
sphere and this altitude isHl4a1-
Ne. !lo iss very easy. question in intermediate
analysis. The answer is: COWS. hog, and o.
NO. 1Il--a hours. 81 minutes and 25 81 seconds.
No lls-.es feet nearly wish s. II. would give
others viii give good rules tSis weef ruls
No. iI4-s75. Method: the areas of similar plain
figures are to each other the squa of their
perimeters. and the pay is in proportion to the
No. 1l6-24 feet The point will move in straight
line slong the diameter and then back again. 7.
the sides OF the tria proportional to the seq
ments Of the bases which in this 20 SO or
the diferential and integral calculus. We find the
approximate answer.
Ny letter is getting long. and must Close or Mr..
IN No. IS. CPS distance from I thisk should be
tree and G. is argh-anged triangle legs az and 90
30. lis is good one but have not time for 1t thi.
week: N SAMMY 4
IT, ..l4 i -.il.s COLUMBUS O, June a. 1867.
Mr.. EDITOR Your Puzzler's Column of last
week is an interesting one. It shows that most of
Thought, l. mestone dedcates some of his thoughts
to me. Certainly will not maintain there is no
ture" But to have such q force, matter must be in
motion. and curvlinear notion. Problem No. ~
in determining the center of gravity between the
tsoo wheels, they must be considered in st to of
rsst, which Limestone must acknowledge. is as much
the natural state of mat. motion. Therefore I'll
his fine reasoning about the philosophy of centr-
naught. j must acknowledge, however, he has
shown considers able ingenuity in building up
the while at the devastation and scattering he has
made. .r,- 81 ...f 0s.
II solving mathematical problems we are only to
take into consideration the condit ons mentioned.
This is self -evident truth Problem No. q says
nothing about only two wheels and one axle. and
this axle always TO be In POSITION square across
the two rails" and these rails are level for the
problsm m says nothing about one being elevated.
For the purpose Of this solution these two raj are
supposed to be mathematical lines. haFng length
without breadth;" the axle the same, crossing the
tersection two mathematical points. having .posi.
tion without magnitude" all in state of rest and
on g. dead level. Now as the axle is tn always be
straight across the two rails what difference can the
curvature of the rails make to these mathematical
points? All the other conditions are abs 1lutely
equal Therefore the center of gravity of the load
must be aced in the center between the Wheels so
that the weight of the load shall bear equally on
i see Bro. Dunhan is again explaining his prob
he tha ifnr
made IAN mistake IN setting it up let him rswrte il
Allowed e II Sn he 6s
simple proposition mentioned In the original prob,
ism itself and that is, yhat numtsr multiplied by
piled by itself and then the number added to this
However as the other and either Ssm as essx
and as correctly as the circumference of circle
square root of 10 or any other such number could
be OBJ aimed, any of which exactly and correctly
quantities correct to inntT. Come, Bro Dunh m
own pp when you are xr9ng like the rest of u.s. es
STATEsM IN. and it will cost you nothing to make
Answer to Problem No. llo-Yes; "a sheep. 1 hog
have re-examined Problem No 1e, and find it
susceptible of a number of answers. The tree may
have broken anywhere higher than Is feet and low
Anss er to Problem No. 1o4-s s.sa55 and small re-
mainder. --t $50 -
Answer to Problem No. .Ils-es feet
Answer to Problem No. l05-The four numbers
are: ], 125. 21S and 3 or 9 1921 & ~.
Answer to Problem No. 1O6-A must return at the
beginning of the 18th day. --..- ----
Answer to Problem No. Ill = hours. 81 min. and
IS ST sec.
Answer to Problem No. lo7 Share Of 20 year old
| s.. .l6i 65.
will only send one problem this week, Mr.. Edi-
tor to give more time to review and square up the
books. There are number of problems that have
not been answered by any one. / !bink it time now
attend to these say can't In the best regulated
schools they review at least once in three months
What say you. brother contributors?
G. s. INSIs.
WASHINGTON. GUERNSEY uHrY OH1o,l
June 25, 1867.
Mr. EpIroR-It gave me much nlaa snrs q n,tice