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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 18A
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prop. A7..  1.8
se contitus a puncto exprimantur
per rectas a si conatuum quantitates
et directiones exprimantur per rectas
a puncto conante eductas, usque ad
cet puncta quaedam terminantia
conatus compositus exprimetur
per rectam directione per recta
a puncto conante pe punctorum.
terminantium commune centrum
gravitati ducta, sed numero
multiplice per numerum punctorum
sint o puncti A conatus quotcunque ut recto
quotcunque AB AC, Ad, et punctorum
B, C, O centrum gravitatis sit G ajo
conatum compositum esse in directione
AG sed quantitatem AG) 
 ec ut _ rectam AGH quae
sit ad AG, ut numerus punctorum
3C d, ad unitatem. Nam lonatus
AB co ponitur ex conatibus ducto angulo recti
EAF palet conalus AB componi ex. AL et AM
et AC ex AN et AP, et Ad ex AQ et AR
conatus autem compositi AG, AN, AL
 et 12G ex AS, AT.
dant conatum AS, cum AS sit edia A( + AN + AL
jam AS est media arithmetica inter AA, AN, AL
quia distantia centri gravitatis G, ab Ax C, AF
ducta in numerum punctorum quae hoc loco
pondera aequalia intelliguntur, aequatur
summae distantiarum singulorum punctorum
ab axe. itaque AS ductus in numerum punctorum
conatus,
dat conatus AQ + AN + AL. Eodem modo
conatus AT ductus in numerum punctorum
das conatus , A conalum AF AM+ AP + AR.
an
Ergo conatus AS_ conatar AT; id est conatus AG
ductus in numerum punctorum, id est conalus A(
aequatur, conabibus AG, AN, AL AM, AP, AR, id est
conuliline AC, AC Ad simul sumtis. simileargumentum
in silitu notest usi tes conatus