Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 49
leof the spring will indicate theweight of the body when thelatter is at rest; but if we sud-denly elevate the upper end of the thread, the spring will immediately bend more inconsequence of the resistance opposed by the inertia ofthe body. The motion once acquired by the body andbecome uniform,… … ECHANICS OF SOLIDS. 45 spring will unbend and the scale will indicate a pressureless than the weight of the body. The oscillations of the oscillation* of aspring may therefore serve to measure the variations in [^icatettethe motions of a body, and the energy of its force of changes in , . , motion.…
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