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Let p and q be two parallel forces , applied to the extremities E , F , of the line E F
, with which their directions make any angle ; I say that their resultant R is equal
to their sum , is parallel to them , and that the point of application 0 , divides the ...
Let p and q be two parallel forces , applied to the extremities E , F , of the line E F
, with which their directions make any angle ; I say that their resultant R is equal
to their sum , is parallel to them , and that the point of application 0 , divides the ...
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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 ... It is clear that the
circum : stances of this decomposition are , in an inverse direction , the same as
that of the ...
lent to P and Q , of which it is necessary to determine the resultant , and the
directions of which produced ought necessarily to meet ... It is clear that the
circum : stances of this decomposition are , in an inverse direction , the same as
that of the ...
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The first case which presents itself , is that where the angle formed by the
directions of the forces is a right angle . Let then the direction of the two forces P ,
Q , be perpendicular to each other , their resultant R being unknown . B . . . A . .
The first case which presents itself , is that where the angle formed by the
directions of the forces is a right angle . Let then the direction of the two forces P ,
Q , be perpendicular to each other , their resultant R being unknown . B . . . A . .
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| 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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