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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 347

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42 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. overcome the tensionty and friction pro-duced by the elemen-to find tension on tary arc t21^ equal in next element in , ,-1 , _t order. length to a^ or s. In a word, t2 will becircumstanced in re-spect to ^ as ty was inregard to W. Hence … its value ; 4 — h (^) and if ^, t4l t5, . . . tn be the tensions on the consecutivetangents, and at the points ^, t^ t6, . . . tn in orderaround the beam, we shall have ^ - M 1 + D j) values for thesuccessivetensions in orderaround the beam; t\ — ^3 I 1 + t> Jitn. = tn — 1 ( 1 + •) R value of…

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