Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 99
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… … u.B v3 w3 w4 64, or by the trape-zoid v3 w3 w4 v4) to which itbecomes sensibly equal whenthe increment of velocity orthat of the time is verysmall. The sum sought, of all the partial products Vv, has for its measure the sum ofall the corresponding elementary trapezoids, or the areacomprised within…
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