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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 261

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any point of the body, say its lower end, andbring the centre of gravity to a horizontal plane throughthe axis, which positionwill be indicated by themaximum reading of thebalance. Denoting by a thedistance from the axis Cto the point of support B,and by b the maximum in-dication of the balance,… … b.a.V. (3600)2 _ (84). MECHANICS OF SOLIDS. 201 If the axis pass through the centre of gravity, as, for the moment ofexample, in the fly-wheel, take Eq. (79), ij + MB2 1 = M D inertia found when the axis passes through the centre of gravity; whence Ix = M.D.I -MI)2 (85). Fie:. 146. Mount the body…

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