Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 55
linear Motion. — In the cases above considered,the resulting motion is reclilinear; if, however, any one of themotions of which a compound motion is composed obeys a differ-ent law from the rest, the resulting motion is curvilinear. Asthe velocity of a moving body may vary according to many… … Fig. i- that one of the simplest cases, which will serve as an exampleof the rest. Let us, then, suppose a body moving from a to m (Fig.4) with a uniform motion, and at the same time moving in the direction a n with a uniformlyaccelerated motion. An ex-ample of such a motion wouldbe that of a…
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