Introduction to PhysicsPrentice-Hall, 1955 - 780 σελίδες For college students. |
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... called the momentum of the body . Newton thought of momentum as " quantity of motion . " In a certain sense , it is a measure of the difficulty encountered while stopping a moving object . It will take a long time for a small force to ...
... called the momentum of the body . Newton thought of momentum as " quantity of motion . " In a certain sense , it is a measure of the difficulty encountered while stopping a moving object . It will take a long time for a small force to ...
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... called the funda- mental . It and all the other tones are called partial tones , since each is a part of the complex tone . Any component with a frequency greater than the fundamental is an overtone . In the illustration just given ...
... called the funda- mental . It and all the other tones are called partial tones , since each is a part of the complex tone . Any component with a frequency greater than the fundamental is an overtone . In the illustration just given ...
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... called spherical aberration . Its cause and correction will be explained later . 24.5 The Principal Focus In addition to the three terms just defined , a fourth needs considera- tion . It is called the principal focus . Rays near and ...
... called spherical aberration . Its cause and correction will be explained later . 24.5 The Principal Focus In addition to the three terms just defined , a fourth needs considera- tion . It is called the principal focus . Rays near and ...
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