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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 98

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tances0 wh u\ iv2, w2 wz, &c, to represent the different incre-ments of velocityduring the differentsuccessive elementaryportions of time t,which have elapsedsince the beginning ofmotion — incrementsthat will not be equalin the case of a vari-able force; then will 0wh 0w2, Oioz, &c, o », *… … geometricalmethod of findingthe whole work. Wlvx = 0wh w2v2 = 0w2, w3v3 = 0w3, &c; 94 N A T T R A L 1 Ii I L O S O T H Y. The area of atrianglerepresents thesum of all theproducts V o. the series of points vh v2) v3, &c., will lie on a right line,inclined to the axis 0 B, in an angle of…

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