Emerson, William, 1701-1782 · London : Printed for J. Nourse · leaf 347
, it will no longergo along AB, but deviate from it into a new tradl,which is now to be found. It may be convenient to imagine the circle tobe a poligon with an infinite number of fides.Then let KL be the horizon, M^ the plane of thethe circle, g being a point in the right line AB;let the next… … tttt^tt; Sea. III. CENTRIPETAL FORCES. y^ S.nFl ^, r -r 1 . . » Fife,rad (I): tg = g Therefore if the circle be |; moved thro Gg in the fame time, then from g (in Sn¥lthe hne AB; fettino; ongt — ■^.—r-—~.—, then ty G «b S.inchnation will be a point in the curve G/R, thro which the circle will pafs.…
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