This yields both the tangential force, which accelerates the object by either slowing it down or speeding it up, and the radial ( centripetal ) force, which changes its direction.
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Rock, unlike liquid, is able to resist tangential forces, so it can form mountains and valleys that deviate above and below the geoid surface . talk ) 11 : 32, 7 January 2009 ( UTC)
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By using a coordinate system commonly used in planar motion, the so-called Figure 1 ), and the tangential force parallel to the trajectory ( in direction "'u t "'), as shown next.
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Later that year, Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte de Pont�coulant published a claim that the tangential force could have no effect though Peter Andreas Hansen, who seems to have cast himself in the role of arbitrator, declared that the John Lubbock also duplicated Adams's results and Plana finally concurred.
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Catenary arches in works like the Casa Mil? the Teresian College, the crypt of the Col�nia G�ell and the Sagrada Fam�lia allowed Gaud?to add an element of great strength to his structures, given that the catenary distributes the weight it regularly carries evenly, being affected only by self-canceling tangential forces.
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It is precisely the mechanical coupling ( mentioned by you ) that makes it work, but the large size of the lugs allows the distribution of the tangential force over a sufficiently large area of soil to absorb that tangential force ( and couple it to the rest of the soil ) without throwing clods of soil about.
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It is precisely the mechanical coupling ( mentioned by you ) that makes it work, but the large size of the lugs allows the distribution of the tangential force over a sufficiently large area of soil to absorb that tangential force ( and couple it to the rest of the soil ) without throwing clods of soil about.
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During one revolution of the pedals the rider exerts an average tangential force " F " on the pedals over a distance " & pi; d " ( where " d " is the diameter of the pedals ) so the work done by the rider is " F & pi; d ".
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When external force with no torque acts on the rolling object surface system, there will be a tangential force at the point of contact between the surface and rolling object that provides the required torque as long as the motion is pure rolling; this force is usually static friction, for example, between the road and a wheel or between a bowling lane and a bowling ball.
