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... force , which he defines to be , what caufes a change in the ftate of motion , or quiefcence , of bodies : and then proceeds to explain the axioms by means of what is commonly called the parallelogram of force . To this we ob- ject ...
... force , which he defines to be , what caufes a change in the ftate of motion , or quiefcence , of bodies : and then proceeds to explain the axioms by means of what is commonly called the parallelogram of force . To this we ob- ject ...
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... forces act ; because when the force is given , equal velocities are generated in equal times , and confequently the whole velocities acquired are as the times in which the given force acts ; that is , when , wherefore , both F f V T บ t ...
... forces act ; because when the force is given , equal velocities are generated in equal times , and confequently the whole velocities acquired are as the times in which the given force acts ; that is , when , wherefore , both F f V T บ t ...
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... force is the weight P , and the mafs moved P + 2 , the force which acce- lerates P in its defcent , will be that part of the accelerating force of gravity which is expreffed by the fraction The ve locity therefore which is generated in ...
... force is the weight P , and the mafs moved P + 2 , the force which acce- lerates P in its defcent , will be that part of the accelerating force of gravity which is expreffed by the fraction The ve locity therefore which is generated in ...
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