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GAUSS AND WEBER ON TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM.
= 23° 9′
= 47° 42′
71° 48′
69° 21′
46° 12′
22° 27′
= 450 millimetres
= 350
= 300
= 6″·67
= 101·0 millimetres.
= 17·5
= 142000 milligrammes.

From these may next be calculated,

= 14(23° 9′ + 22° 27′) = 11° 24′·00
= 14(47° 42′ + 46° 12′) = 23° 28′·50
= 14(71° 48′ + 69° 21′) = 35° 17′·25

If now we take the second and the millimetres as the fundamental units of time and space in our calculation, we may deduce from the ascertained values of , , , , , , the following values of , , , , , viz.



From these is calculated:


or