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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 9, 2
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jum conatus recedendi fiet ipses tagitsae (qualis  Gd) duplam
duplus, ut in nostra demonstratione de aestimatione
cona Conatus centrifugi supra ostensum est. Ita ut
revera hic discrimen faciendum sit inter mobile quod
in arcum circuli AG ca cadit per angulum contactus
seu per rectam 1A, et inter mobile quod in arcum
AG incidit per alium arcum EA, circuli ejusdem
quod sane notabile est. Sed cum recedendi conatus
ab angulo contactus ortus non nisi momentanens
sit, alter vero durante circulatione locum habeat
hujus si solius in usu et applicatione ratio haberi
debet. idumque est licet inter (irculandum radius circulationis
continue mutetur. potest enim motus compositus
intelligi ex circulatione continuata incir Circulo
priore, et progressu rectilineo mobilis in racho.
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