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Notes and examples in mechanics; with an appendix on the graphical statics of mechanism; (1897)

Church, Irving P. (Irving Porter), 1851-1931 · New York, J. Wiley & Sons · leaf 109

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7. Fig. 114. At 0 we have the sphere in its initialposition, the forces acting on it being itsown weight G (a resistaiice), and the twocomponents, i\^and T, of the pressure ofthe inclined plane against it. Since thereis no slipping (i.e., perfect rolling), both ]Vand T are neutral (see § 84). Let… … Fig. 114. The initial K. E. of translation isGo^? and kj = I ioD^IIk;. Now V, =(XY), p. 147, 9 2r (p. 102). Hence by eq. 3X 3 n2 X 32.2 (1+f); or 5=0.39 ft. 93. Efficiency of a Wedge. Block on Inclined Plane.—In thenutnerical example 3 of p. 172, M. of E., it is to be noted thatthe efficiency of…

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