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lent to P and Q , of which it is necessary to determine the resultant , and the
directions of which produced ought necessarily to meet in the point A . Suppose
these forces applied in this point , through wbich draw B C parallel to EF , and AR
...
lent to P and Q , of which it is necessary to determine the resultant , and the
directions of which produced ought necessarily to meet in the point A . Suppose
these forces applied in this point , through wbich draw B C parallel to EF , and AR
...
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Apply now to each of m ~ al points of division of AK , a force = a , and also in A
and K a force = a ; these are evidently equivalent to the force P . In the same
manner , dečom pose Q into n 1 forces = u , applied to points of division of KB ,
and ...
Apply now to each of m ~ al points of division of AK , a force = a , and also in A
and K a force = a ; these are evidently equivalent to the force P . In the same
manner , dečom pose Q into n 1 forces = u , applied to points of division of KB ,
and ...
Page 179
Pitch applied to wood melts by the sun , and runs off in drops , or adheres to
every thing that touches it ; and the united ... Bath about twenty years ago ; it was
applied hot mixed with Spanish brown , and hardened by having sand sifted over
it ...
Pitch applied to wood melts by the sun , and runs off in drops , or adheres to
every thing that touches it ; and the united ... Bath about twenty years ago ; it was
applied hot mixed with Spanish brown , and hardened by having sand sifted over
it ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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