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... velocity , nor of direction unless where the velocity is zero , since ( as we shall afterwards see ) such would imply the action of an infinite force . It is useful to con- sider at the outset various theorems connected with the ...
... velocity , nor of direction unless where the velocity is zero , since ( as we shall afterwards see ) such would imply the action of an infinite force . It is useful to con- sider at the outset various theorems connected with the ...
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... Velocity . It is greater or less as the space passed over in a given time is greater or less : and it may be uniform , i.e. the same at every instant ; or it may be variable . Uniform velocity is measured by the space passed over in ...
... Velocity . It is greater or less as the space passed over in a given time is greater or less : and it may be uniform , i.e. the same at every instant ; or it may be variable . Uniform velocity is measured by the space passed over in ...
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... velocity at either beginning or end , or at any instant , of an interval t , and the space actually described in S that interval ; the equation = ( which expresses the definition of the average velocity , 86 ) is more and more nearly ...
... velocity at either beginning or end , or at any instant , of an interval t , and the space actually described in S that interval ; the equation = ( which expresses the definition of the average velocity , 86 ) is more and more nearly ...
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... velocity V up an Inclined Plane , making an angle a with the horizon , has a vertical velocity V sin a and a horizontal velocity Vcos a Or it may be resolved into components in any three rectangular directions , each component being ...
... velocity V up an Inclined Plane , making an angle a with the horizon , has a vertical velocity V sin a and a horizontal velocity Vcos a Or it may be resolved into components in any three rectangular directions , each component being ...
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... velocity in equal times , and is then measured by the actual increase of velocity per unit of time . If we choose as the unit of acceleration that which adds a unit of velocity per unit of time to the velocity of a point , an ...
... velocity in equal times , and is then measured by the actual increase of velocity per unit of time . If we choose as the unit of acceleration that which adds a unit of velocity per unit of time to the velocity of a point , an ...
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