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- 1.
What is the definition of static equilibrium?
Hint
Consider 'resting' conditions in mechanics.
- 2.
List two characteristics of a two-force member.
Hint
Think about how forces are arranged.
- 3.
What characterizes static equilibrium?
- No net force acting
- Velocity is changing
- Forces are unbalanced
Hint
Think about forces opposing each other.
- 4.
D'Alembert's Principle is used to:
- True
- False
Hint
Keep in mind the connection between motion and static force concepts.
- 5.
Given a two-force member with a tension of 10N and a compression of 10N, calculate the resultant force and explain the state of the member.
Hint
Consider how these forces interact.
- 6.
For a slider-crank mechanism, derive the piston acceleration given a crank distance of 0.2m, an angular velocity of 10 rad/s, and a crank angle of 30 degrees.
Hint
Don’t forget to convert your angle to radians when substituting into the equations.
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