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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 18A
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MOTVS VNIFORMIS est cum quodlibet punctum mobilus aequalibus tem-
poribus aequalia percurrat ogratia
MPTUS VKIEORMIS est cum mobile ste per aliqua tempus
movetur eodem modo, quatenus, diversas temporis partes
percursis
comparando ex spatii magnitudinibus agnosci potest
scilicet directionis et figurae spatii hic non habetur ratio, sed tantum quantitatis
Omne punctum mobilis uniformiter moti,
movetur motu uniformi. Alioqui quoad punctum
hoc suum non moneretur eodem modo
Velacetase e estatiesemovendi
Vces
Et Mobile cujus punctum quodlibet
movetur motu uniformi ipsummet
uniformiter movetur. Quoniam
 singulorum punctorum motibus
motus mobilis eob eterminati
enim
constituitur, necue metus tribui potest mobili
nisi  ob motus punctorum
VELOCITAS est affectio
in motu positi cujus quantitas est
proportionalis lineae quam punctum ejus
magnitudiu cempus
percurreret motu per datum teps
uniformiter continuato. Nimirum
cum velocitatis natura in quantitate
consistat non aliter definiri commode
potuit. Si sint duae velocitates una
puncti M, altera puncti N, et illud
tempore percurrat lineam DE, hoc
tempore  eodem vel aequali lineam AFG.
utriumque motu uniformi. dicemus nihil aliud  esse velocitates
aliud esse velocitate in mobilibus, quam
affectiones lineis proportionales, ita ut sit
velocitas in M ad velocitatem in N
uti DE. ad FG
In motu uniformi velocitas
manet eadem cognoscitur enim ex compara.
tione magnitudinum temporis et spatii (per def.
talia autem eadem manent in motu uniformi
si velocitas maneat eadem, motus est uniformis
Data enim velocitate demper eadem et tempore datur magnitudo spatii
decrspatlam (qedse velacis
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