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Analytical mechanics for students of physics and engineering (1913)

Dadourian, Haroutune Mugurditch, 1878- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 87

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clear by drawing the graphof equation 111, Fig. \5. The graphmay be constructed easily by making use of the half-value period of thecurve. If / denotes the period, then, by definition, the ordinate is reduced-half its value every time P is added to 0.* We have thereforelT=Toe-»i0+P). * The… … Dividing equation (4) by the last equation we get 2 = &>p, P=ilog.2 -1. us if 6 = nP, then by equations (4) and (5) T=T_o. 2 EQUILIBRIUM OF FLEXIBLE CORDS 71 (5) (6) Therefore taking 0.53 for hemp rope on oak and 0 = 2t, we obtainn = 4.76 and 2 = 27.3. Hence in this case T0 ia 27.3 tames aa…

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