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... pass on to the following Chapters , and afterwards recur to the passages not understood at first . The Examples , which are above 500 in number , form an important part of the work ; many of them are original , while the rest have been ...
... pass on to the following Chapters , and afterwards recur to the passages not understood at first . The Examples , which are above 500 in number , form an important part of the work ; many of them are original , while the rest have been ...
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... pass now to some of the rudiments of Geometry . The meaning of most of the common terms is probably known to the reader , but we will draw attention to them . 12. An angle is the inclination of two straight lines to one another which ...
... pass now to some of the rudiments of Geometry . The meaning of most of the common terms is probably known to the reader , but we will draw attention to them . 12. An angle is the inclination of two straight lines to one another which ...
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... passing from the pole to the equator . The diminution is another consequence of the same cause as that which operates in Art . 98 ; where the result is a diminution of about 1 inch in 16 feet with respect to the fall of a heavy body in ...
... passing from the pole to the equator . The diminution is another consequence of the same cause as that which operates in Art . 98 ; where the result is a diminution of about 1 inch in 16 feet with respect to the fall of a heavy body in ...
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... passes over a smooth peg . Here the force of gravity tends to draw each body down , while the force exerted by the string tends to draw each body up . The force exerted by the string is the same on the two bodies in agreement with the ...
... passes over a smooth peg . Here the force of gravity tends to draw each body down , while the force exerted by the string tends to draw each body up . The force exerted by the string is the same on the two bodies in agreement with the ...
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... passes through the particle . This proposition is called the Parallelogram of Forces ; it is one of the most ... pass over the peg A and have a weight P attached to its end ; let another string pass over the peg B and have a weight Q ...
... passes through the particle . This proposition is called the Parallelogram of Forces ; it is one of the most ... pass over the peg A and have a weight P attached to its end ; let another string pass over the peg B and have a weight Q ...
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