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Engineering Mechanics Final PPR

The document appears to be an exam for an engineering mechanics course, as it contains 5 questions testing concepts like moments of force, kinematics, and kinetics. Students are asked to define key terms, calculate values like moment magnitudes, and derive kinematics equations. The questions reference diagrams and scenarios involving loads, cables, springs, forces on rods, and the motion of unmanned vehicles to assess students' understanding of fundamental engineering mechanics principles.

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Engineering Mechanics Final PPR

The document appears to be an exam for an engineering mechanics course, as it contains 5 questions testing concepts like moments of force, kinematics, and kinetics. Students are asked to define key terms, calculate values like moment magnitudes, and derive kinematics equations. The questions reference diagrams and scenarios involving loads, cables, springs, forces on rods, and the motion of unmanned vehicles to assess students' understanding of fundamental engineering mechanics principles.

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School of Engineering

Final Term

Time: 150 mint Engineering Mechanics (3-0) Marks=50

Attempt all the questions and mention question Number


[05]

Q1

(a) A 90-lb load is suspended from the hook shown in Figure. If the load is
supported by two cables and a spring having a stiffness k =500 lb/ft.
Determine the force in the cables and the stretch of the spring for equilibrium.
Cable AD lies in the xy plane and cable AC lies in the xz plane. Draw free
body diagram

[05]

(b) Determine the force in each cable used to support the 40-lb crate shown in figure
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Q2

[05]

(a) Define moment of a force? How can we define the magnitude of moment of
force?

[05]

(b) Calculate the magnitude of the moment about the base point O of the 600 N
force.

[10]

Q3

Two forces act on the rod shown in Figure. Determine the resultant moment they
create about the flange at O .Express the result as a Cartesian vector.
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Q4

[10]

(a) Define kinematics. Difference between kinematics and dynamics?

(b) Difference between rectilinear and translator motion?

[10]

Q5

Derive kinematics equations according to your class projects for UAVs and UGVs?

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