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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 66

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roducing henceforth anymechanical action. Fig. 22. § 58.—Construct, inthe manner before de-scribed, the curve 0rxr2... r6, of which theabscisses 0eh exe2, &c,represent the spaces de-scribed by the point ofaction in each successiveinstant of time in thedirection of the force, andthe ordinates,… … its value represented geometrically. 62 NATUKAL PHILOSOPHY. area of the trapezoid e2e3r3r2, and the total quantity ofaction destroyed by the molecular action of the bodyduring its entire change of figure, is the area comprisedby the curve, its greatest ordinate e6 r6, which denotes themaximum…

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