| rev. Frederick Calder - 1852 - 368 σελίδες
...long, so that it may be as large as a piece 40 J yds. long and 4} broad? 36. The 6d. loaf weighs 3J Ibs., when wheat is 50s. a quarter; what will it weigh,...1000 feet, supposing that the velocity obtained in 2J- seconds is 80-5 feet. 38. The lengths of the arms of a lever are inversely proportional to the... | |
| John Christopher Draper - 1885 - 748 σελίδες
...traces its own curve of movement on a revolving cylinder. The investigations in question demonstrate that the velocity of a falling body is proportional to the time during which the motion has lasted. It increases in an arithmetical ratio or progression. At the end of the first... | |
| Donald C. Benson - 2003 - 286 σελίδες
...Since the frets AF occur at equal time intervals, the above computation supports Galileo's assertion that the velocity of a falling body is proportional to the time elapsed since the rest position. Start Middle End If Galileo and Fermat had had some further discussions,... | |
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