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Notes on physics (1914)

Snow, Benjamin Warner, 1860- · Madison, Wis. · leaf 44

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line, the length and direction of which represents this thirdvector must be drawn from the end C of the second; a line rep-resenting a fourth vector must then be drawn from the extrem-ity of the third; and so on. The line, that is finally drawn fromthe original starting point of the first vector to… … Fig. 19. Vectors. Fir.. 20. Addition of several vectors.. sent a, BC may be drawn from B to represent /?, CD may bedrawn from C to represent 7, and so on. The line AG, whichconnects the starting point A of the first vector with the ex-tremity of the last vector, is then the sum of the several…

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