The point of application of the _____ of a body is defined as its center of gravity.  A. mass B. Weight C. Inertia D. Energy

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Q: 150 lb/ft A В -6 ft -8 ft

A: Let us draw the reaction at the supports  Weight of the rectangular load = 150 lb/ft(8ft)=1200 lb…

Q: Part C: Balancing: Four masses A, B, C and D as shown below, are to be completely balanced. C D Mass…

A: mA=10mB=4mD=5

Q: äzju 1 /17 ienced by a body, when at move, is known as

A: To select the correct option.

Q: e center of gravity of your body A. Is located in your midsection B. Varies with body position C.…

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Q: Is it necessary for the centre of mass to be at the centre of body?

A: Centre of mass: It is a point at which it can be assumed that the total mass is present at that…

Q: How we find the Metacentric Height using Metacentric Height Apparatus?

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Q: he term 'Centroid' is (A) The same as centre of gravity (B) The point of suspension (C) The point…

A: Given: Centroid

Q: Which of the following statement/s is/are accurate? A For non-uniform body, the center of gravity is…

A: Centre of gravity is the point where weight of body is located at single point. Centroid is for 2D…

Q: 600 lb-ft B 350 lb-ft 3ft 1 ft 500 lb-ft 2 ft

A: For solution refer below images.

Q: pecific weight and mass density.

A: Given,  Specific volume, v= 0.7 m3/kg

Q: Q2. Draw isometric view of a cylinder with of base diameter 60mm and height 60mm.

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Q: A meterstick has the same mass with a clay. If the clay is suspended from the left end of the stick,…

A: we can solve by moment balance

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Q: 500 lb 600 lb · ft A B -5 ft - -5 ft -5 ft

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Q: How can we use a spring to determine an unknown mass?

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Q: Mass & weight

A: Mass:- Mass is the fundamental quantity in Physics. It is the basic property of the matter.…

Q: What is the mass, in ounce mass, of the object below? (Symmetrical | Unit: Inches | Physical…

A: We have to find the mass of the component with the given dimensions.

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Q: The simplest type of balance for weighing is the___________.

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Q: least possible mass of the flywheel

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Q: A motor car tyre contained a fixed mass

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Q: What happen to the body in space?

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Q: 1. Which of the following statements about CENTROID is/are TRUE? I. The center of gravity of a body…

A: ◆ Question 1: All the statements are true. ◆ Question 2: The x-coordinate of the centroid is r…

Q: 1)In which safety precaution, Inflammable materials should not be kept near to electrical controls.…

A: 1. Option (b) is the correct option. The storage of inflammable materials at suitable places comes…

Q: What does the notion “center of mass” stand for and why do we need it? Provide an example.

A: Center of mass: it is a point at which the total mass of the system or an object can be assumed to…

Q: correct mass of the body corrected to a milligram.

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Q: 150 Ib/ft 100 lb

A: Consider the member AB and drawing FBD as shown below, Balancing vertical…

Q: 2. How is the specific weight of a body defined?

A: It is required to define specific weight

Q: An irregular body can have more than one center of gravity.

A: Center of gravity of a body is point at which the total weight of the body can be assumed to lie.

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Q: MTTR

A: solution given below

Q: CALCULATIONS Equation for Theoretical Center of gravity coordinates:

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Q: 180 lb · ft В. C 9 ft 4.5 ft

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Q: Is it necessary that the centre of mass will be in centre?

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Q: 400 lb 108 in

A: Calculate the reaction of the support, RA+RB=400   .............. (1)Taking moment about…

Q: The turning effect produced by a force acts on the body is called as

A: Answer: Option D

Q: Mass moment of inertia is a measure of the resistance of a body  to .......

A: Option a is correct.

Q: 600 lb · ft -5 ft – -5 ft -5 ft

A: The beam can said to be in static equilibrium, when the vector sum of all the forces on the beam is…

Basic Terminology in Mechanics

The area of science and mathematics concerned the motion of the objects, the relation between the force matter, and motion if specified. Forces exerted over the objects result in displacements or changes in the position of an object concerning its environment. This branch of physics keeps its roots in Ancient Greece in the form of the scripts of Aristotle and Archimedes.