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1.1. Traction contribution
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Define traction in your own words.
Hint
Think about the role of forces at material boundaries.
- 2.
What is torque?
Hint
Consider how force affects rotation.
- 3.
What are traction forces?
Hint
Think about how forces act at the boundaries of materials.
- 4.
Is torque solely dependent on surface forces?
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the definitions of body forces and surface traction.
- 5.
A cuboidal object sits in a fluid. A uniform traction force acts on one face. Derive the torque about the centroid considering the boundaries.
Hint
Use the properties of cross products to analyze the forces.
- 6.
Evaluate how dynamic terms change the balance of angular momentum when a body accelerates with a time-varying force applied.
Hint
Remember how changes in acceleration affect forces in equilibrium.
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