Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 109
The tension of a cord is the effort by which any two of tension of a cord; its consecutive portions are urged to separate from each other, 104 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. the effect ofunequal forcesacting upon acord. and this being the same throughout, the excess of thesum of the forces which act in one… … § 102.—When a body, or material point, moves fromA to B, so as to describe the rectilineal path A B, eachof the positions A and B may be projected upon the rightlines 0 M andsituatedin the sameplane with theline A B, bydrawing paral-lels to theselines consider-ed as axes, theplace A givingthe two…
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