A textbook on mechanical and electrical engineering (1898)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton : International Textbook Co., [1898-99] · leaf 333
ed by a line; thus, inFig. Ill, let A be the point of application of the force; letthe length of the line A B represent itsmagnitude, and let the arrow-head indicate * ^ the direction in which the force acts, then fig. m. the line A B fulfils the three conditions (see Art. 861), andthe force is… … In Fig. 112, let A be the common point of application ofthe two forces, and let A B and A C represent the magni-tude and direction of the forces. Ac-cording to the second law of motion,the final effect of the movement dueto these two forces would be the samewhether they acted singly or…
Electrical engineering · Mechanical engineering
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