Newton, Isaac - Philosophia naturalis principia mathematica

Newton, Isaac, Philosophia naturalis principia mathematica, 1713

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1Centro item C& intervallo quovis deſcribatur circulus nomſe
cans rectam CPin n,Rotæ perimetrum BP&c. in o,& Viam curvi
lineam APin m;centroque V& intervallo Vodeſcribatur circu
lus ſecans VPproductam in que

LIBER
PRIMUS.

DE MOTU
CORPORUM

Quoniam Rota eundo ſemper revolvitur circa punctum con
tactus B,manifeſtum eſt quod recta BPperpendicularis eſt ad

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lineam illam curvam APquam Rotæ punctum Pdeſcribit, atque
adeo quod recta VPtanget hanc curvam in puncto P.Circuli
nomradius ſenſim auctus vel diminutus æquetur tandem diſtantiæ
CP; &, ob ſimilitudinem Figuræ evaneſcentis Pnomq& Figuræ
PFGVI,ratio ultima lineolarum evaneſcentium Pm, Pn, Po, Pq,

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