A Treatise on Elementary Dynamics1875 |
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... suppose the unit of length to remain constant , but the unit of time to vary . Then we have seen that the unit of velocity varies inversely as the unit of time . Now if the unit of acceleration had always the same time allowed it , in ...
... suppose the unit of length to remain constant , but the unit of time to vary . Then we have seen that the unit of velocity varies inversely as the unit of time . Now if the unit of acceleration had always the same time allowed it , in ...
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... Suppose a certain acceleration to be represented by 32 when a second and a foot are the units of time and length respectively ; what will be the measure of the same accelera- tion when a minute and a yard are units ? The acceleration in ...
... Suppose a certain acceleration to be represented by 32 when a second and a foot are the units of time and length respectively ; what will be the measure of the same accelera- tion when a minute and a yard are units ? The acceleration in ...
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... Suppose a point to be moving with two independent velocities in any directions , then at any instant the point must be moving in some definite direction and with some definite velocity ; this velocity must therefore be equivalent to the ...
... Suppose a point to be moving with two independent velocities in any directions , then at any instant the point must be moving in some definite direction and with some definite velocity ; this velocity must therefore be equivalent to the ...
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... suppose P to move along a straight tube OK with uniform velocity u , while the end of the tube moves uniformly along the straight line AC , with velocity v , the tube remaining always parallel to AB . Then , supposing the point P to ...
... suppose P to move along a straight tube OK with uniform velocity u , while the end of the tube moves uniformly along the straight line AC , with velocity v , the tube remaining always parallel to AB . Then , supposing the point P to ...
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... Suppose , for example , that B is a point fixed on some surface which moves in any direction without rotation , and with known velocity , so that every point of the surface has the same velocity as B , and that A is a point which moves ...
... Suppose , for example , that B is a point fixed on some surface which moves in any direction without rotation , and with known velocity , so that every point of the surface has the same velocity as B , and that A is a point which moves ...
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