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The doctrine of projectiles demonstrated and apply'd to all the most useful problems in practical gunnery : to which is added, the description and use of a new mathematical instrument, together with serveral curious properties of projectiles never before publish'd / by William Starrat
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terSj that is, in the Right-Line AXthat joins the ObjcctA', and Engine A.

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After the fame Manner it is demon-strated that the greatest Randon A X .(Fig. i i.)on any descending Plane, hasthe Focus Point f of the Parabolaitl the Line that joins'the Object X$and Engine; A , which is dbviousbytheFigure and what-was/aid in the last*

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Hence, (and from Tfceo:$:)tbe great-est Randon on any Plane, arid conse-quently the least Force that can reachany Object:, is. with a Direction thatbisects the Angle between the Objectand Zenith."

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The greatest Randon that can bemade by any Impetus on any ascending

Plane,