Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903, Fessenden, C · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 146
imperccptil)le, when we Ieflect that the velocity of thee;uUi must be the same fraction of the velocity of the apple asthe mass of the apple is of the mass of the earth. (§ 85.) kick of a gun is slight when QUESTIONS. 1. The velocity of the rebound orcompared witli the velocity of the ball. Why? 2.… … 4. If there were no ground or other object beneath him, and hewere motionless in space, could he put himself in motion? Why? 5. A boy. running, strikes his head against another boys head.Which is hurt? Why? 6. Suspend two balls of soft putty of equal weight, A and B (Fig.94). Draw A one side, and…
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