Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

When is a body in equilibrium?

A

When it isn’t accelerating

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2
Q

What is the net force and moment on body in equilibrium

A

Both are zero

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3
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How does ‘neglecting friction’ change the forces acting on an object?

A

Only the force perpendicular to the object remains

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4
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What kind of forces are created by a flexible cable, belt, chain, or rope?

A

A tension away from the body in the direction of the cable

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5
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What kind of forces are created by a smooth surface

A

One contact force that is normal to the surface

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6
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What kind of forces are created by rough surfaces

A

A resultant force made of both frictional (x) and normal (y) components

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7
Q

What kind of forces are created by roller supports

A

One normal force

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8
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What kind of forces are created by a freely sliding guide?

A

A force normal to the guide only

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9
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What kind of forces are created by a pin connection?

A

A pin that is free to turn has a resultant force with x and y components.

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10
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What kind of forces are created by a built-in or fixed support?

A

An axial (x) force and a shear force (y) and a couple M to prevent rotation

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11
Q

What do pulleys do?

A

Pulleys permit a friction-free change in direction of a force

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12
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If a pulley system is in equilibrium, what can be said about the tension?

A

Both sides of a cable/rope passing over a pulley will be under the same tension

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13
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What is a two-force member?

A

A member with only 2 points where forces are acting, no couple or reaction momemnt, and negligible weight

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14
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What does it say about the forces if a member is a two-force member?

A

The forces at those 2 points have to be equal, opposite, and along the line joining those two points

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15
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What 6 equations can you use for a body that is in 3D equilibrium?

A

Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, My, Mz

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16
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What 3 equations can be used for a body that is in 2D equilibrium?

A

Fx, Fy, M

17
Q

What type of objects tend to be two-force members?

A

Typically, tend to be objects that are pinned only at 2 points

18
Q

When is a problem statistically indeterminate

A

when the number of unknowns are more than the number of equilibrium equations (unsolvable)

19
Q

Is lb a unit of mass or weight?

A

WEIGHT