Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 107
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The machine reads it as
- ol
- che Force
- che Radius
- 15 25 che
- stance AP,
- y; and let
- de
- 1- n qn
- vouhave
- n- -+
- IFFOL
- vou have
- e
- adcheretore
- C, AFIIL =
- M
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- aat relaion.
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- m IX P es and consequenelys che
- acraction oF che Circle uxon che Cor:
- puscle = PAX AHIF. =
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- M X P
- 2
- n.= 2
- A
- M. X PL
- M X
- IFn = 1. and P A == 0, then che Radius
- oF ehe accractinq Cirele beins produed,
- will coincide wich che Asimptote DO, in
- Which Cale, (che Curve being the vulg2e
- FGyperbola,) che Area AFLIC. Will be in
- tinice, and P A beine nochins. Or cheDi
- Cance Bermeen the Corpusele and che at-
- tractine Plane vanistrine, che attraction
- DAX ATIIL = Ox ∞ = 1.
- IE n = 1 and P A = ∞ 1. c. When che
- attractinqe P lane AD, is placd ac che Con-
- course ot che Clyperbola, Wich ies asimprote
- PF, chem che Arch D F (whole Cencer
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 107. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0145?run=74