Velocity Diagrams: Their Construction and Their Uses, Intended for All Who Are Interested in Mechanical Movements (Classic Reprint)

This treatise is in eflfect an abstract of a series of lectures forming a part of the course of instruction at the Stevens Institute of Technology. It explains the principles of the more common and convenient graphic processes of determining at any given instant the direction and velocity of the motion of a point, whether that motion be constant or variable. It is intended not only for use in the classroom, but for the benefit of those who may wish to study the subject without the aid of an instructor. C. W. Mac Cord. HOBOKEN i N. J., Oct. 12, 1901.
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