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    A particle is defined as having mass but no definite size. Newton's third law, known as the law of transmissibility, states that the motion of a rigid body is unchanged if a force is replaced by an equal force acting along the same line of action but at a different point on the body. The fundamental law of forces is the parallelogram law of forces. The unit of the gravitational constant is N m^2/kg^2.

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    A particle is defined as having mass but no definite size. Newton's third law, known as the law of transmissibility, states that the motion of a rigid body is unchanged if a force is replaced by an equal force acting along the same line of action but at a different point on the body. The fundamental law of forces is the parallelogram law of forces. The unit of the gravitational constant is N m^2/kg^2.

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    A particle is defined as having mass but no definite size. Newton's third law, known as the law of transmissibility, states that the motion of a rigid body is unchanged if a force is replaced by an equal force acting along the same line of action but at a different point on the body. The fundamental law of forces is the parallelogram law of forces. The unit of the gravitational constant is N m^2/kg^2.

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    1. A particle has d.

    none of the above


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    a. only mass and no size
    b. no mass but only size 7. The angles between the two forces to
    c. neither mass nor size make their resultant a minimum and a
    d. none of the above are correct maximum are respectively
    concept of a particle. a. 180° and 0°
    b. 90° and 0°
    2. The law ‘the state of rest or motion of c. 180° and 90°
    the rigid body is unaltered if a force d. 0° and 180°
    acting on the body is replaced by
    another force of the same magnitude 8. If two forces P and P/2 are acting on a
    and direction but acting anywhere on body at right angles to each other the
    the body along the line of action of the motion of the body will be directed at
    replaced force’ is known as angle ______ to the direction of the
    a. Newton’s 4th law force P.
    b. Law of transmissibility a. zero
    c. Lami’s theorem b. 30°
    d. D’ Alemberts’ principle c. 45°
    d. none of above
    3. Which one of the following is
    fundamental law of forces? 9. Free-body diagram means
    a. Triangle law a. the diagram drawn with free hand
    b. Polygonal law b. the diagram of a body with
    c. Parallelogram law applied forces
    d. Lami’s theorem c. the diagram of a body with
    applied forces, self-weight and
    4. Unit of constant of gravitation is reactions.
    a. m/sec2 d. the diagram of a freely suspended
    b. m-sec body.
    c. N m2/kg2
    d. Newton 10. The law stating that the algebraic sum
    of moments of a system of coplanar
    5. 1 Newton is the force required to forces about a moment centre is equal
    produce an acceleration of to the moment of their resultant force
    a. 9.81 m/sec2 in a body of mass 1 about the same moment centre is
    kg known as
    b. 1 m/sec2 in a body of mass 1 kg a. Law of transmissibility of forces
    c. 9.81 m/sec2 in a body of mass 1 b. Varignon’s theorem
    kg c. Lami’s theorem
    d. none of the above d. D’Alembert’s principle

    6. If A = 50 N and B = 120 N and A is at 11. Which one of the following is the


    90°to B, the resultant of A and B is wrong statement about a couple
    a. 70 N formed by two equal and opposite
    b. 130 N parallel forces P separated by d. The
    c. 190 N effect of a couple is unchanged if

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    a. the couple is rotated through any
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    b. the couple is shifted to any
    position
    c. the couple is replaced by forces
    P/2 magnitude with a separation
    d/2
    d. the couple is replaced by forces of
    magnitude 2P with a separation of
    d/2.

    12. The unit of momentum in SI is


    a. N-m/sec
    b. N-m-sec
    c. N/sec
    d. N-sec

    13. 1 Newton = ______ dyn:

    (a) 100000

    (b) 1/100000

    (c) 98100

    (d) 1/98100

    14. M. K. S. unit of moment

    (a) N-m (b) kg-m

    (c) dyn-cm (d) N-cm

    15. Number of equilibrium conditions for


    coplanar – non concurrent system

    (a) 2 (b) 6

    (c) 4 (d) 3

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