The elements of applied mathematics including kinetics, statics, and hydrostatics (1894)
Jessop, C. M. (Charles Minshall), 1861-1939 · London, New York, G. Bell and Sons; [etc.] · leaf 111
ing the re-sultant. Like parallel forces are those which act in the samedirection; unlike parallel forces are those which act inopposite directions. 96. Resultant of two like parallel forces. Let P and Q be two parallel forces; we may supposethem to act at A and B respectively; at A and B… … and Q will meet at some point 0, and we may suppose theseresultants to act at 0. Art. 86. Through 0 draw OG parallel to AP and BQ, cutting ABmG. The force acting at 0 along OA may be replaced by itscomponents, F parallel to GA, and P acting along OG. Similarly the force acting at 0 along OB may be…
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