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Elementary Dynamics: a textbook for engineers

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Elementary Dynamics: a textbook for engineers
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN/ASIN: B0041OTGJC
Number of pages: 268

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In the following pages an attempt has been made to present the principles of elementary dynamics, and to explain the meaning of the physical quantities involved, partly by definition and description, but mainly by worked examples in which formulae have been avoided as far as possible. By continually having to think of the principle and the physical quantities involved, the student gradually acquires the true meaning of them, and they become real to him.

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