New York, Industrial Publication Company · leaf 490
h we may see in action around a sharp edge or corner. If you now givea us constantly, and which is frequently sudden jerk to the lower cord, you will taken find that it will break, while the upper strange results. eord, which apparently supports not only the force of the jerk, but the weight of the… … certainly answer, ‘The upper one!’”’ And are struck on the anvil. For the blow, great will be his astonishment when he which by its velocity would crush in the sees that the block does not fall. chest, is taken up by the anvil and ren- { The explanation of this singular experi- dered slow and…
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