Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 104
ven out byinertia, equal tohalf the livingforce acquired ordestroyed. Fi<?. 31 § 95.—All of whichmay be made manifestby means of the secondfigure employed in § 86,in observing that whenthe velocity of the bodydiminishes, after hav-ing augmented during acertain time, so will theabscisses and… … 100 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. carriage drawnb) horses. the velocity is diminishing, to keep the triangular area0 Wr, v7, constantly proportional to the quantity of workabsorbed by the inertia, or to its equal, one half the livingexample of a force. A carriage travelling at a variable rate,…
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