Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 64
long theline A B. (34.) Resultant of Forces acting in differ-ent Directions, but applied at the same Point,or Parallelogram of Forces.—Let us sup-pose that we have two forces, F and F,applied to the point A (Fig. 6), in the di-rections A b and A b respectively, and let usinquire what will be their… … Fig. 6. 40 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. velocities must be ti-ue relatively in regard to the two forces,so that if -we can, by any method, find tiie resultant of the twovelocities, this same method will give us the resultant of the twoforces. Now it has been proved (24), that the resultant of twovelocities is…
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