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- One can change the system energy by work (W) and by heat transfer (Q). In a closed system, this is described by the following relation: AE = Q - W Enter the SI units (abbreviated as expected, for example, m instead of meter) for Q and W in the following format: X, Xarrow_forwardFive objects in a region where the acceleration due to gravity is 30.2 ft/s2 are as follows: x1 = 450 g of mass x2 = weighs 960gf x3 = weighs 15 poundals x4 = weighs 21bf x5 = 0.20 slug of mass. What is (a) the total mass expressed in gm? (b) the total weight expressed in kgf.arrow_forwardA commonly used unit in everyday language to state weight is the pound (lb). There are actually several formal definitions of pound. One classification system defines a pound-mass (analogous to kg in SI units) and a pound-force (lbf) (analogous to a Newton); this is formally called English Engineering units but also commonly used in US Customary System units. The “pound” in the “pounds per square inch” of psi refers to pound-force. Hence, psi has units of force per area. Note that 1 lbf is defined as the gravitational force generated by 1 lb (mass) by multiplying it by the standard gravitational acceleration at the earth’s surface. Starting with just the two everyday conversion approximations every Canadian should know (1.00 kg ≈ 2.20 lb (mass) and 1.00 inch ≈ 2.54 cm), derive an approximation of 1.00 psi in Pa through unit conversions only (show each step).arrow_forward
- Q1. The image below shows an example of "absolute dependent motion analysis", where the motions of two objects depend on each other, and the goal is to find the relations in their motions (i.e., in their positions, velocities, and accelerations). Please put the suggested steps of analysis in the correct order. VA A B VB Differentiate the entire equation with respect to time, and extract the relation in velocities. Repeat for acceleration if needed. Set up a coordinate (s) along the direction of motion from a fixed point (O) or a fixed datum line. Represent the positions of the objects respectively. In some cases intermediate objects need to be considered too and their positions need to be represented as well. Recognize the constant length(s) and find the depending geometric relations between the position variables.arrow_forwardA gas occupying a volume of 28 ft3 weighs 3.1 lbf on planet X where the acceleration of gravity is 5.97 ft/s2. If its density is 0.6 lbm/ft3, in planet Y, what is the acceleration of gravity in planet Y in ft/s2 ( 2 decimal places)arrow_forwardC and D please and thankarrow_forward
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- E and F please and thank you!arrow_forward[1.22] The acceleration of gravity is given as a function of elevation above sea level by the relation g = 9.81 -3.32 x 10-6 m/s2, with h measured in meters. What is the weight of an airplane at 10 km elevation when its weight a sea level is 40 kN?arrow_forwardFind tec for the given Plane, where b150m d25m by20m, d90m by50m & d25 - (Enter ariy the values in the bases by referring the unit given in brackets Also uplosd your hand written answers in the ink providecd) b di di bi The value of - (unit in m) The value of (unit in m) The moment of inerta for seclot (unit in m The moment of nerta for sec 2 lec (unit in m The moment of inertia for sec 3 -lud- (unit in m The moment of inerta of the given plate- = (unit in m)arrow_forward
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