Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 72
is work, we shall not dwell upon it. (39.) Composition of several Parallel Forces. — We can evi-dently find the resultant of several parallel forces, by combiningthem two by two, as in the case of forcesacting in different directions. In Pig.13, the points m, m, m, and m are thepoints of… … 48 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. combine the first resultant with F, and let o be the point • ofapplication of the second resultant. Lastly, we combine thesecond resultant with F, and we shall then find a final result-ant of all the forces. This is evidently equal in amount to thesum of all the components, and…
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