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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 9, 21
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et centrorum,
quamdiu tamen punctis
tantum pro corporibus itimur minque turban
 A 1B1C incurrat in 1d,2, vide
tur 2A et 2B succedere in locum 101E
et ∞ CDE simul ire ita enim
omnia fimil ac si nullus fuisset
musa in cursus ate hoc taren non
penvetur locum habere posse sed pobius
et E procedere in linea  per rCrC
centrae 2C et 1C tausunte
similesque fiagi
possunt casus ne sclicet nimum tribuamue
congruenti quae cu simpliciorbu
asibus observantur
videndum et a varus modis quid pat
corpus corpora Duo mobilia per unum
immuerle inter se communicent et inprimis
s
si incursus in immobilae sint obliqui quae
quidem omnia ex solis duobus principus nostris
e
poterunt determinari Ex iidem etiam
determinari potest, quid siat si plura duobus
corpora assumantur V. 9. Tria, sed ita ut
duo ex illis tractari debeant eodem modo
ut in proximo exemplo A et B item D et E
uno fieri potest ut tria vel quatuor tractari
debeant eodem modo, quibus casibus semper solutio
habetur