Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 221
weightduring its ascent, while, onthe contrary, it will be in-creased during the descent,being always the same atpoints situated on the samevelocity greatest horizontal line. The ve- at lowest point; , . ... , locity will be greatest at the least at the lowest and least at the high-est point.… … highest. living force. § 173.—When a body, in vir-tue of the motive forces whichact upon it, describes a curve incentrifugal force space, the effect is the same as of a body which ,■■ , . describes any tnougn it passed over the arcs ofcurve; the successive osculatory circles of which the curve is…
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