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Inertia

Force as a Vector,r we wish to introduce a force into a problem in mechanics in two or three dimensions, we need to be specific in its description in terms of its magnitude, direction and point of application. While we are concerned with the particle model, the point of application will have no significance, as it is

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Vibrations,as it struggles uphill, or the twang of a guitar string. The essential ingredient common to all vibrations is the to-and-fro motion, without there being any overall movement in any direction. This chapter will enable us to understand more about all types of vibrations. Engineers need to understand m

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Orbits, and even the Earth can be treated as particles. However the vast distances of space make the approximation not only good but possibly better than almost all terrestrial applications of the particle model. The Sun is so massive compared to the small inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars) tha

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Variable Mass Problems,ng way to think of an impulse is in terms of an external agent that alters momentum. Common such agents are baseball or cricket bats striking, and significantly changing the momentum of a moving ball. The batter (usually) feels a jolt in the wrists, and this is impulse. This type of impact, ., forms

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