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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Physica LH 37, 3
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Qua
Si sint duo corpora cylindrica AB et 6D. axes AB et Cd
habentia perpendiculares busibus A. et B, item C. et d
basnum seu latitudmum aequalium, corpus vero
1M
AB sit longius, corpore Cd. et corpora cylindrica
ita sint locata, ut eorum inter se bases sint
parallelae, axes autem in una linea recta AD.
et corpora in ea recta axes connectente, in tegris
basibus sibiue occurrere intelligantur, motu aequi-
veloce; ajo fore ut post concursum
utrumque quiesa concurrentium quiescat in
loco concursus.
Nam momento concursus utrumque ab altero
impellitur, id est alterum conatur in alterius locum.
Conatur, id est incipit inesse intrare, (in am per alibi
ostensa, conatus omnis est initium motus, etsi minus
quolibet assignabili) ergo incipit alterum expellere
seu abripere secum, alterum ergo incipit, seu
quod idem est conatur exire, utrum nec refert
unum altero esse longius, nam unum non potest
incipere intrare in alterius locum, quin ipsum alterum
totum quantae cunque sit longitudinis abripere conetur
ut qui baculum in uno extremo misdellit, totum
immpellit, longitudinis licet quantaecnnque. Utrumque
ergo cunatum habet et suum et alienum ac proinde
duos habet conatus aequales in diversa. Ergo
quiescet.