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Dynamics of Rigid Bodies, Proposed Examination Questions Prepared for Technological Institute of the Philippines – Quezon City By Richard S Regidor 01 September 2011 Situation I The loaded ore bucket B, in the figure has a mass of 1 ton and is moved along a level overhead track by a force P. The total resistance to motion F is 450 N. The weight of wheel A and of the bar may be neglected. When the bucket is accelerated 2.4 m/s 2 , calculate 1. the required force P a. 2030 N c. 2850 N b. 1895 N d. 2135 N 2. the angle θ of the bar with the vertical a. 14.25 deg c. 16.04 deg b. 13.75 deg d. 15.48 deg 3. the tension T in the bar a. 20 kN c. 8 kN b. 12 kN d. 10 kN 4. Calculate the acceleration a given body A in the figure when M A = 50 kg, P = 450 N and f A =0.40.Ans. a = 1.322 m/s 2 a. 1.32 m/s 2 c. 0.95 m/s 2 b. 1.20 m/s 2 d. 1.50 m/s 2 5. The two masses are released from rest , How fast are they moving when the 5 k-kg mass has fallen 0.2 m? What is the tension in the cable after the masses are released? Ans. v = 1.297 m/s , T = 28 N a. 2.15 m/s 2 b. 1.30 m/s c. 3.05 m/s 2 d. 1.54 m/s 2 Situation II. A stunt driver wants to drive a car through the circular loop of radius R = 5 m. 6. Determine the minimum velocity v O at which the car enter the loop and coast through without losing contact with the track. a. 16.98 m/s b. 14.32 m/s c. 12.27 m/s d. 15.66 m/s Page 1 of 2

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Dynamics of Rigid Bodies, Proposed Examination QuestionsPrepared for Technological Institute of the Philippines Quezon CityBy Richard S Regidor01 September 2011

Situation I

The loaded ore bucket B, in the figure has a mass of 1 ton and is moved along a level overhead track by a force P. The total resistance to motion F is 450 N. The weight of wheel A and of the bar may be neglected. When the bucket is accelerated 2.4 m/s2, calculate

1. the required force Pa. 2030 Nc. 2850 Nb. 1895 Nd. 2135 N2. the angle of the bar with the vertical a. 14.25 degc. 16.04 degb. 13.75 degd. 15.48 deg

3. the tension T in the bar a. 20 kN c. 8 kNb. 12 kN d. 10 kN

4. Calculate the acceleration a given body A in the figure when MA = 50 kg, P = 450 N and fA =0.40.Ans. a = 1.322 m/s2

a. 1.32 m/s2c. 0.95 m/s2b. 1.20 m/s2d. 1.50 m/s25. The two masses are released from rest , How fast are they moving when the 5 k-kg mass has fallen 0.2 m? What is the tension in the cable after the masses are released? Ans. v = 1.297 m/s , T = 28 N

a. 2.15 m/s2b. 1.30 m/sc. 3.05 m/s2d. 1.54 m/s2

Situation II. A stunt driver wants to drive a car through the circular loop of radius R = 5 m.

6. Determine the minimum velocity vO at which the car enter the loop and coast through without losing contact with the track.

a. 16.98 m/sb. 14.32 m/sc. 12.27 m/sd. 15.66 m/s 7. What is the cars velocity at the top of the loop?

a. 7.0 m/sb. 13.28 m/sc. 3.45 m/sd. 9.5 m/s Situation IV

The position of a point during the interval of time from t = 0 to t = 6 s is given by m.8. what is the maximum velocity during this interval of time? a. 21 m/sb. 28 m/sc. 25 m/sd. 31 m/s

9. what time does it occur a. 4 sec b. 6 secc. 5 sec d. 7 sec

10. What is the acceleration when the velocity is a maximum?

a. 6.21 m/s/sb. 5.0 m/s/sc. 8.7 m/s/sd. 0

11. The snow petrel takes of with a constant acceleration. If it requires a distance s = 4m and is moving at 6 m/s when it lifts off, how much time does its takeoff require?

a. 3.32 secc. 5.10 secb. 5.53 secd. 1.33 sec12. An automobile can accelerate or decelerate at 9.8 km/hr per second and has a maximum speed of 144 km/hr. If it starts from rest , what is the shortest time that it can travel 1 km if it is to come to rest at the end of the kilometer run?

a. 40 sec c. 33 secb. 12 secd. 52 sec13.Block A has a mass of 50 kg, B has a mass of 40 kg and fA =0.3. Find the acceleration of A.

a. 3.32 m/s^2c. 0.82 m/s^2b. 2.12 m/s^2d. 1.09 m/s^2

14. A ball is projected upward with an initial velocity of 120 ft/sec. One second later, another is projected upward with the same initial velocity. Compute the time after the first ball is discharged until the two balls pass. a. 5.22 secc. 3.35 secb. 4.23 secd. 6.11 sec

15.A small block slides freely down the quadrant shown. Determine the distance x1.

a. 11.2 ftc. 9.8 ftb. 12.5 ftd. 8.18 ft

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