Physics: A Testbook for CollegesGinn, 1950 - Počet stran: 726 |
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... applied forces are equal and opposite in direction to the retarding forces , the car will continue to move with uniform velocity . In that case the resultant force acting on the car is zero . A larger driving force is necessary to keep ...
... applied forces are equal and opposite in direction to the retarding forces , the car will continue to move with uniform velocity . In that case the resultant force acting on the car is zero . A larger driving force is necessary to keep ...
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... force acting on a car and the acceleration produced ? For example , if the resultant force acting on the car be made twice as large , will the acceleration be twice as large ? The answer is Yes . Experience shows that the ac- celeration ...
... force acting on a car and the acceleration produced ? For example , if the resultant force acting on the car be made twice as large , will the acceleration be twice as large ? The answer is Yes . Experience shows that the ac- celeration ...
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... force by the time , - that is , the impulse , thus verifying the theorem . - In those cases where the force is not ... acting on an automobile must be equal to the change of momentum of the car . But the force is not definitely ...
... force by the time , - that is , the impulse , thus verifying the theorem . - In those cases where the force is not ... acting on an automobile must be equal to the change of momentum of the car . But the force is not definitely ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Liquids | 3 |
Gases | 20 |
Units of Measurement | 38 |
Autorská práva | |
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