Topic 2 ( Force and Classifications ) Flashcards

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is a mechanical interaction between two bodies, influencing their motion, deformation, or both

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Force

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It plays a central role in mechanics and engineering, forming the basis for understanding and analyzing structures and materials.

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Force

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3
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A vector quantity that represents the interaction between bodies, affecting motion or deformation.

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Force

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4
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Result from physical interaction (e.g., friction, normal force).

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Contact Force

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5
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Act over a distance without direct contact (e.g., gravitational, magnetic forces).

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Field Forces

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6
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Act within a body or system, maintaining structural integrity.

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Internal Forces:

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7
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: Act from outside the system, causing movement or deformation.

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External Forces

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8
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Applied at a single point.

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Concentrated Force

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9
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Forces that push or compress a body.

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Compression

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9
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Spread over an area or volume (e.g., pressure, load distribution).

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Distributed Forces

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10
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Forces that pull or elongate a body.

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Tension

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11
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A force can be moved along its line of action without changing its external effect on a body.

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Principle of Transmissibility

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12
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Force spread evenly across a length or area.

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Uniformly Distributed Load

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13
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Force intensity varies linearly along its length.

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Triangular Load

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14
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is a type of distributed load where the load intensity changes linearly along the length of the structure.

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Uniformly Varying Load (UVL)

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