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    1. The document provides information on mechanics including forces, motion, and basic quantities. It lists the three laws of motion, defines terms like mass and force, and provides examples of solving mechanics problems using concepts like the cosine law. 2. Section topics include identification, statics, time, rigid bodies, enumeration of force systems, and problem solving. Parallel, concurrent, and non-concurrent forces are discussed. 3. Examples demonstrate calculating force using trigonometric functions like sine and cosine to solve for force along x- and y-axes.

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    1. The document provides information on mechanics including forces, motion, and basic quantities. It lists the three laws of motion, defines terms like mass and force, and provides examples of solving mechanics problems using concepts like the cosine law. 2. Section topics include identification, statics, time, rigid bodies, enumeration of force systems, and problem solving. Parallel, concurrent, and non-concurrent forces are discussed. 3. Examples demonstrate calculating force using trigonometric functions like sine and cosine to solve for force along x- and y-axes.

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    Solutions For Quiz 1

    1. Identification
    =750N
    450
    750%5808
    ↓Physics 50
    +) FR Y
    FR 75%
    2. Simon Stevinus
    175
    3. Statics 750
    800 ↓so
    4. Time
    5.
    RigidBody FR 2 [
    1su!
    11. Enumeration 800 1050758

    Force Use cosine law


    Systems

    2.
    .
    Coplanar
    Non-coplanar
    Fixing
    - 2,800)(5)-5105:1230.8773N

    3. Collinear Use sine Law

    ="ei;9:38.9190
    1. Parallel sind

    5. Concurrent 808

    6. Non-concurrent &R:1800 -
    1050 -

    38.91790 -

    30° 6.08210 =

    Three Laws ofMotion A.

    1. FirstLaw ofMotion (Law ofInertial FRy:EF, 8cos30°


    2. Second Law ofMotion (Law ofAcceleration) FRy:[Fy 8sin30°
    =

    I:84N
    3. Third Law ofMotion (Law ofInteraction)

    Basic Quantities User ThroughoutMechanics


    1.
    Length
    2. Time SFx=-t cos(90" t)
    3. Mass 6 + Fsint-sin 150:8cos38;
    F 820s30ftsin15"-6
    =

    4. Force sint

    SFy:0 It 190:t) 8sin300-Aeos/5


    sin
    F=
    III. Problem Frost +Acos150:8sin300;
    Solving COSO

    9.81 m/s2=0.3921N FF
    Wimg 0.0
    kg
    =
    1.9.
    =

    x
    =

    820s300+ sin15"-6:8sin300-120s/50 cross


    multiply
    b.
    W=mg 760
    Mgx 183 kg 9.81m/s=71155600N sint COSO
    =

    Note:M= 100;
    IM=
    10s g sinc
    COSA 8030,6;8:
    =

    86.8

    8sin 38" -
    H20s150
    F 1.9682N
    =

    6.62x10- (CORs ] 1.0005N10N


    3. (86.0291]
    Mm
    cos
    F c.
    =

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