Maurer, Edward R. (Edward Rose), b. 1869 · New York : John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 272
0) = dd/dt and a = do)/dt = d~d/df, CO and a denoting angular velocity and acceleration of the moving body re-spectively. § 2. Any uniplanar displacement of a body can be accomplished by meansof a translation of the body followed by a rotation, or vice versa. Thus letAiBiCi (Fig. 3S8) be one… … Fig. 388 into its final position. Then a rotation of the body about A2 puts the bodyinto its final position. Or, by means of a rotation we can put the body intoan intermediate position Aibc so that each Hne in it will be parallel to itsfinal position (in A2B2C2); and then the body may be put into…
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