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The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, Book II: Of the Motion of Bodies
Newton, Isaac · The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy…
Section 54 of 63
Proposition XLV. Theorem XXXVI
The velocity of waves is in the subduplicate ratio of the breadths.
This follows from the construction of the following Proposition.
← Proposition XLIV. Theorem XXXV
Next: Proposition XLVI. Problem X →
