Velocities Of Rigidly-connected Points

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Illustration for rigidly-connected points. “If two points are so connected that their distance apart is invariable and if their velocities are resolved into components at right angles to and along the straight line connecting them, the components along this line of connection must be equal, otherwise the distance between the points would change.”

Keywords

magnitude, force, forces, vectors, resultant vector, vector addition, component motions, rigidly-connected points

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Analytical Geometry

Source

Peter Schwamb, S.B. And Allyne L. Merrill, S.B. Elements Of Mechanism (New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1905) 9

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