A Treatise on Mechanics: Intended as an Introduction to the Study of Natural Philosophy (Classic Reprint)

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Panrl.relatestothereetiliaotionofbodiesbothby Impulse and Gravity; the Composition and Resolution ofmotion, withthesolutionoftheproblemfor mohmganynumberofi-'oroesintothedirectionof threeaxecatrightangleetouchother; themethod offindingthecentaofgravityofabodyorsyswm ofbodies; themotimxofthecommoncentet-oi vityofasystem;d1ecollisiomofhuddlntic Bodies; mxdthe motionofprojectilea.(vi)

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