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Removing DESpecs directory which deserted to git
author Klaus Thoden <kthoden@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de>
date Wed, 29 Nov 2017 16:55:37 +0100
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<!DOCTYPE archimedes SYSTEM "../dtd/archimedes.dtd">
<archimedes xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">
  <chunk>
    <description>Introduction</description>
    <chunk id="N10004">
      <description>Introductory remarks on the nature of mechanics.</description>
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        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110102"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110103"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110201"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110202"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110203"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0110301"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120101"/>
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    <chunk id="N1001C">
      <description>Introductory remarks on the importance of circular motion.</description>
      <nodeset>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120402"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120401"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120303"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120302"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120301"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120205"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120204"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120203"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120202"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120201"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120104"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120103"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120602"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120601"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.003.1.jpg"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120503"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120502"/>
        <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120501"/>
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  <chunk id="N10044">
    <description>Problem 1. Why are larger balances more accurate than smaller ones?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120701prop01"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120702"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120703"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120704"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120705"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120706"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120707"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120708"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120709"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.004.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120801"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120802"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120803"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120804"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120805"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120806"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120807"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120808"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120809"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0120901"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121001"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121002"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121003"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.005.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121101"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121102"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121201"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121301"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121302"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121303"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121304"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121401"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121402"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121403"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121404"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.006.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121501"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121502"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121503"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121504"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121505"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121506"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121507"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121508"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121509"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0121510"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130101"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130102"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130103"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130104"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130105"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130106"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130107"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130108"/>
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  <chunk id="N100B4">
    <description>Problem 2. If the cord supporting a balance is fixed from above, when after the beam has inclined the weight is removed, the balance returns to its original position. If, however, it is supported from below, then it does not return to its original position. Why is this?</description>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130201prop02"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130202"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130203"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130204"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130205"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130206"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.007.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130207"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130208"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130209"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130210"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.007.2.jpg"/>
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  <chunk id="N100D0">
    <description>Problem 3. Why is it that small forces can move great weights by means of a lever?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130301prop03"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130302"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130303"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130304"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130305"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130306"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130307"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130308"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.008.1.jpg"/>
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  <chunk id="N100E6">
    <description>Problem 4. Why do the rowers in the middle of a ship contribute most to its movement?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130401prop04"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130402"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130403"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130404"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130405"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130406"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130407"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130408"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130409"/>
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  <chunk id="N100FC">
    <description>Problem 5. Why is the rudder able to move the great bulk of a ship?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130501prop05"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130502"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130503"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130504"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130505"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130506"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130507"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130508"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130509"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130510"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130511"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130512"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130513"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130514"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.009.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.009.2.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130515"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130516"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130517"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.009.3.jpg"/>
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  <chunk id="N10128">
    <description>Problem 6. Why is it that the higher the yard-arm, the faster; the ship travels with the same sail and the same wind?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130601prop06"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130602"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130603"/>
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  <chunk id="N10132">
    <description>Problem 7. Why is it that, when the wind is unfavourable and they wish to run before it, they reef the sail in the direction of the helmsman, and slacken the part of the sheet towards the bows?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130701prop07"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130702"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130703"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130704"/>
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  <chunk id="N1013E">
    <description>Problem 8. Why are round and circular bodies easiest to move?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130801prop08"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130802"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130803"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130804"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.010.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130805"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130806"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130807"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130808"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130809"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130810"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130811"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130812"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130813"/>
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  <chunk id="N1015E">
    <description>Problem 9. Why is it that we can move more easily and quickly things raised and drawn by means of greater circles?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130901prop09"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130902"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130903"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0130904"/>
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  <chunk id="N1016A">
    <description>Problem 10. Why is a balance moved more easily when it is without a weight than when it has one?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131001prop10"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131002"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131003"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131004"/>
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  </chunk>
  <chunk id="N10176">
    <description>Problem 11. Why are heavy weights more easily carried on rollers than on carts, though the latter&apos;s wheels are larger while the circumference of rollers is small?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131101prop11"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131102"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131103"/>
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  </chunk>
  <chunk id="N10180">
    <description>Problem 12. Why does a missile travel further from the sling than from the hand?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131201prop12"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131202"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131203"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131204"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131205"/>
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  <chunk id="N1018E">
    <description>Problem 13. Why are the larger handles more easy to move round a spindle than smaller ones, and in the same way less bulky windlasses are more easily moved than thicker ones by the application of the same force?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.012.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131301prop13"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131302"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131303"/>
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  <chunk id="N1019A">
    <description>Problem 14. Why is a piece of wood of equal size more easily broken over the knee, if one holds it at equal distance far away from the knee to break it, than if one holds it by the knee and quite close to it?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131401prop14"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131402"/>
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  <chunk id="N101A2">
    <description>Problem 15. Why are the stones on the seashore which are called pebbles round, when they are originally made from long stones and shells?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131501prop15"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131502"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131503"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131504"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131505"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131506"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131507"/>
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  <chunk id="N101B4">
    <description>16. Why are pieces of timber weaker the longer they are, and why do they bend more easily when raised?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131601prop16"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131602"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131603"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131604"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131605"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131606"/>
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  <chunk id="N101C4">
    <description>Problem 17. Why are great weights and bodies of considerable size split by a small wedge, and why does it exert great pressure?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131701prop17"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131702"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131703"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131704"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131705"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131706"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.013.1.jpg"/>
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  <chunk id="N101D6">
    <description>Problem 18. Why is it that if one puts two pulleys on two blocks which support each other in opposite directions, and passes a rope round them in a circle, with one end suspended from one of the blocks, and the other either supported by or passed over the pulleys, if one drags one end of the rope, one can draw up great weights, even if the dragging force is small?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.013.2.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131801prop18"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131802"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131803"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131804"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131805"/>
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  <chunk id="N101E6">
    <description>Problem 19. Why is it that if one puts a large axe on a block of wood and a heavy weight on top of it, it does not cut the wood to any extent; but if one raises the axe and strikes with it, it splits it in half, even if the striker has far less weight than one placed on it and pressing it down?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131901prop19"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131902"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131903"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0131904"/>
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  <chunk id="N101F2">
    <description>Problem 20. How is it that the steelyard can weigh heavy pieces of meat from a short suspension?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.014.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132001prop20"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132002"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132003"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132004"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132005"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132006"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132007"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132008"/>
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  <chunk id="N10208">
    <description>Problem 21. Why do dentists find it easier to take out teeth by applying the weight of the forceps than with the bare hand?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132101prop21"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132102"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132103"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132104"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132105"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.015.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132106"/>
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  <chunk id="N1021C">
    <description>Problem 22. Why can one easily break nuts without a blow in instruments made to break them?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132201prop22"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132202"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132203"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.016.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132204"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132205"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132206"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132207"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132208"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132209"/>
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  <chunk id="N10234">
    <description>Problem 23. Why is it that in a rhombus, when the extreme points travel in two movements, they do not each travel along an equal straight line, but one travels much farther than the other?</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132301prop23"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132302"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132303"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.016.2.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132304"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132305"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132306"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132307"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132308"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132309"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132310"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132311"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132312"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132313"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132314"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132315"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132316"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132317"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132318"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132319"/>
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  <chunk id="N10260">
    <description>Problem 24. A difficulty arises as to how it is that a greater circle when it revolves traces out a path of the same length as a smaller circle, if the two are concentric (the &apos;wheel of Aristotle&apos;).</description>
    <nodeset>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132401prop24"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132402"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132403"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132404"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.018.1.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132405"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132406"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132407"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132408"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132409"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132410"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132411"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132412"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132413"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132414"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132415"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132416"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132417"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132418"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132419"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132420"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132421"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132422"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132423"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132424"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132425"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132426"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132427"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132428"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132429"/>
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    <description>Problem 25. Why do they make beds with the length double the ends, the former being six feet or a little more and the latter three?</description>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132501prop25"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132502"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132503"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132504"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132505"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132506"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132507"/>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132508"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132509"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132510"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132511"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132512"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132513"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132514"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132515"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132516"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132517"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.020.2.jpg"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132518"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0132519"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#id.080.01.021.1.jpg"/>
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    <description>Problem 26. Why is it more difficult to carry long timbers on the shoulders by the end than by the middle, provided that the weight is equal in the two cases?</description>
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    <description>Problem 27. Why is it that if the weight in question is extremely long, it is harder to raise it on the shoulder, even if one carries it by the middle, than if it is smaller?</description>
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    <description>Problem 28. Why do men make swing-beams at wells in the way they do?</description>
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    <description>Problem 29. Why is it that when two men carry a weight between them on a plank or something of the kind, they do not feel the pressure equally, unless the weight is midway between them, but the nearer carrier feels it more?</description>
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    <description>Problem 30. Why is it that, when men stand up, they rise by making an acute angle between the lower leg and the thigh, and between the trunk and the thigh?</description>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133003"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133004"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133005"/>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133007"/>
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    <description>Problem 31. Why is it easier to move that which is already moving than that which is stationary?</description>
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    <description>Problem 32. Why do objects thrown ever stop travelling?</description>
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    <description>Problem 33. Why does a body travel at all except by its own motion, when the discharging force does not follow and continue to push it?</description>
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    <description>Problem 34. Why can neither small nor great bodies travel far when thrown, but must always bear a relation to the thrower?</description>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133403"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133404"/>
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    <description>Problem 35. Why do objects which are travelling in eddying water all finish their movement in the middle?</description>
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      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133505"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133506"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133507"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133508"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133509"/>
      <link xlink:href="080.xml#g0133510"/>
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