Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 52
imd the axle. The actual motion of a bodywhich is the result of two or more motions, is termed a com-pound motion ; and we will now inquire what must be the pathand velocity of such motions, commencing with the simplest case,where there are but two motions, and where both are uniform. (24.)… … 28 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. a uniform motion, towards e s, the point a always keeping on theline a e. Let iis also suppose that the velocities are so adjusted,that, when the body reaches the point £, the line will have reachedthe position e s. It is easy to show that the path described bythe body is the…
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