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Engineering Mechanics: Key Concepts and Questions

The document presents a series of questions related to mechanics, including concepts such as the angle of repose, bending moments, mass moment of inertia, and types of beams. It also requests explanations of the instantaneous center of rotation, angular momentum, inertia tensor, and Euler's law of motion. Additionally, it asks for the classification of beam types and their loads.

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Engineering Mechanics: Key Concepts and Questions

The document presents a series of questions related to mechanics, including concepts such as the angle of repose, bending moments, mass moment of inertia, and types of beams. It also requests explanations of the instantaneous center of rotation, angular momentum, inertia tensor, and Euler's law of motion. Additionally, it asks for the classification of beam types and their loads.

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Additional Assignment

1. a) The angle of inclination of the plane at which the body begins to move down the plane under
its own weight is called:
(i) Angle of Friction
(ii) Angle of Projection
(iii) Angle of repose
(iv) None of these

(b)The bending moment on a section is maximum where shearing force is

(i) Minimum
(ii) equal
(iii) zero
(iv) Maximum

(c) Mass moment of inertia of circular disc

(i) 0.0981 md
(ii) 0.25md
(iii) 0.5md
(iv) None of these

(d) simply supported beam of span (1) is carries a point load (W) at the centre of the beam. The
bending moment diagram will be a

(i) parabola with maximum ordinate at the centre of the beam


(ii) parabola with maximum ordinate at one end
(iii) triangle with maximum ordinate at the centre of the beam

(iv) triangle with maximum ordinate at one end of the beam.

(e) Continuous beams are

(i) Statically Determinate Beam


(ii) Frame Beam
(iii) Statically Indeterminate Beam
(iv) None of these

[Link] instantaneous centre of rotation in rigid body or rigid link.

3 .Define Angular Momentum and Inertia Tensor.

[Link] types of beam and their loads.

[Link] law of Motion.

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