Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 158
the body, amotive force JT, it will commu-nicate to it a simple motion oftranslation. For this force Xwill be equal and directly op-posed to the force of inertia F, which it develops. This latter force F will be resolvedinto as many partial forces of inertia /, /, /, &c, asthere are elementary… … 154 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. The degree of velocity which each of these forces im-presses upon the part on which it acts, will, § 82, bemeasured by /• t f.t /• o m m m or, replacing//,/, &c, by their values as given above,simply by the expression F. t M and as this measure is the same as that before…
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