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Question
IT IS THE SCIENCE WHICH DEALS WITH BODIES IN MOTION OR AT REST WITH SPECIFIC ATTENTION
DEALS WITH THE CONDITIONS OF EQUILIBRIUM OF RIGID BODIES ACTED UPON BY A BALANCED SY
DEALS WITH BODIES BEING ACTED UPON BY AN UNBALANCED SYSTEM OF FORCES THE RESULTANT
DEALS WITH THE GEOMETRY OF MOTION
DEALS WITH THE FORCES REQUIRED TO PRODUCED MOTION
A SPECIFIC AMOUNT OF MATTER ALL PARTICLES OF WHICH REMAIN AT FIXED DISTANCE TO EACH O
RESULTS WHEN A BODY IS ACTED UPON BY THE FORCE
THE ACTION OF ONE BODY ON ANOTHER BODY WHICH CHANGES OR TENDS TO CHANGE THE MOTI
THE RESULTANT OF TWO FORCES WHICH IS THE DIAGONAL FORMED ON THE VECTORS OF THIS FO
ANY PRESSURE ON THE SUPPORT CAUSES AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE PRESSURE FROM THE SUPPOR
ALL FORCES OF THE SYSTEM ARE IN A COMMON LINE ACTION.
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES ARE IN THE SAME PLANE AND INTERSECT A COMMON POIN
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES OF THE SYSTEM ARE PARALLEL AND LIE IN THE SAME PLAN
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES OF THE SYSTEM ARE IN THE SAME PLANE, BUT THEY ARE N
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES ARE NOT IN THE SAME PLANE AND INTERSECT A COMMON
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES OF THE SYSTEM ARE PARALLEL AND NOT ALL LIE IN THE SA
THE ACTION LINES OF ALL THE FORCES OF THE SYSTEM ARE ALL NOT IN THE SAME PLANE, BUT TH
A SYSTEM OF FORCES ACTING ON A BODY WHICH HAS NO RESULTANT
IS A SKETCH OF A BODY COMPLETELY ISOLATED OR FREE FROM ALL OTHER BODIES.
A PARTICLE IS IN EQUILIBRIUM IF THE RESULTANT OF ALL FORCES ACTING ON THE PARTICLE IS EQU
EACH ACTION HAS A REACTION EQUAL IN MAGNITUDE AND OPPOSITE IN DIRECTION
THIS METHOD USES THE FREE BODY DIAGRAM OF JOINTS IN THE STRUCTURE TO DETERMINE THE F
THIS METHOD USES FREE BODY DIAGRAMS OF SECTIONS OF THE TRUSS TO OBTAIN UNKNOWN FOR
SOME MEMBERS IN THE TRUSS WHICH CANNOT CARRY LOAD.
IS THE SECOND MOMENT OF AREA AROUND A GIVEN AXIS.
A RIGID BODY IS IN A STABLE EQUILIBRIUM IF THE APPLICATION OF ANY FORCE
IN SI UNITS, THE UNITS OF FORCE AND ENERGY ARE RESPECTIVELY
THE NUMBER OF INDEPENDENT EQUATIONS TO BE SATISFIED FOR STATIC EQUILIBRIUM OF A PLANE
IF IN A PIN-JOINTED PLANE FRAME (M + R) > 2J, THEN THE FRAME IS (WHERE M IS NUMBER OF MEM
MINIMUM NUMBER OF MEMBERS REQUIRED TO FORM A SIMPLE TRUSS
IN THE METHOD OF JOINTS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF FORCES IN THE MEMBERS OF THE TRUSS, THE NU
NUMBER OF UNKNOWN INTERNAL FORCES IN EACH MEMBER OF A RIGID JOINTED PLANE FRAME IS
INDEPENDENT DISPLACEMENT COMPONENTS AT EACH JOINT OF A RIGID-JOINTED PLANE FRAME AR
DEGREE OF KINEMATIC INDETERMINACY OF A PIN-JOINTED PLANE FRAME IS GIVEN BY
INDEPENDENT DISPLACEMENT COMPONENTS AT EACH JOINT OF A RIGID-JOINTED PLANE FRAME AR
FORCES ARE CALLED CONCURRENT WHEN THEIR LINES OF ACTION MEET IN
FORCES ARE CALLED COPLANAR WHEN ALL OF THEM ACTING ON BODY LIE IN
A FORCE ACTING ON A BODY MAY
EFFECT OF A FORCE ON A BODY DEPENDS UPON

Option A
STATICS
STATICS
STATICS
STATICS
STATICS
MASS
BENDING
MASS
PARALLELOGRAM LAW
PARALLELOGRAM LAW
CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR
CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR
FREE BODY DIAGRAM
FREE BODY DIAGRAM
RESOLUTION OF THE VECTOR
FRICTIONLESS PULLEY
METHOD OF JOINTS
METHOD OF JOINTS
METHOD OF JOINTS
AREA MOMENT OF INERTIA
CAN RAISE THE CG OF THE BODY BUT CAN NOT LOWER IT
NEWTON AND WATT
1
STATICALLY DETERMINATE
2
2
1
THREE LINEAR MOVEMENTS
2J-R
THREE LINEAR MOVEMENTS
ONE POINT
ONE POINT
INTRODUCE INTERNAL STRESSES
MAGNITUDE

Option B
THERMODYNAMICS
THERMODYNAMICS
DYNAMICS
DYNAMICS
DYNAMICS
FORCE
DEFORMATION
FORCE
EQUILIBRIUM LAW
EQUILIBRIUM LAW
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
COLLINEAR FORCES SYSTEM
EQUILIBRIUM
EQUILIBRIUM
ADDITION OF THE VECTOR
STATIC EQUILIBRIUM FOR A RIGID BODY
THE METHOD OF SECTIONS
THE METHOD OF SECTIONS
THE METHOD OF SECTIONS
RADIUS OF GYRATION
TENDS TO LOWER THE CG OF THE BODY
DYNE AND ERG
2
STATICALLY INDETERMINATE
3
3
2
TWO LINEAR MOVEMENTS AND ONE ROTATION
J-2R
TWO LINEAR MOVEMENTS AND ONE ROTATION
TWO POINTS
ONE PLANE
BALANCE THE OTHER FORCES ACTING ON IT
DIRECTION

Option C
KINETICS
KINETICS
KINEMATICS
KINEMATICS
KINEMATICS
RIGID BODY
SCATTERING
RIGID BODY
SUPERPOSITION LAW
SUPERPOSITION LAW
PARALLEL, COPLANAR
PARALLEL, COPLANAR
PARALLEL, COPLANAR
PARALLEL, COPLANAR
PARALLEL, NON-COPLANAR
PARALLEL, NON-COPLANAR
PARALLEL, NON-COPLANAR
COPLANAR
COPLANAR
EQUILIBRIUM EQUATION FOR A PARTICLE
NEWTONS 3RD LAW
ZERO FORCE MEMBER
ZERO FORCE MEMBER
ZERO FORCE MEMBER
PARALLEL AXIS THEOREM
NEITHER RAISES NOR LOWERS THE CG OF THE BODY
NEWTON AND JOULE
3
UNSTABLE
4
4
3
ONE LINEAR MOVEMENT AND TWO ROTATIONS
2J+R
ONE LINEAR MOVEMENT AND TWO ROTATIONS
PLANE
PERPENDICULAR PLANES
CHANGE ITS MOTION
POSITION OR LINE OF ACTION

Option D
MECHANICS
MECHANICS
KINETICS
KINETICS
KINETICS
STATIC BODY
COMPRESSION
STATIC BODY
ACTION AND REACTION LAW
ACTION AND REACTION LAW
NON CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
NON CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
NON CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
NON CONCURRENT, COPLANAR
NON-CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR, NON-PARALLEL
NON-CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR, NON-PARALLEL
NON-CONCURRENT, NON-COPLANAR, NON-PARALLEL
FORCE
FORCE
PARTICLE
COMPOSITE BODIES AND EXTERNAL SOURCE
A REDUNDANT JOINT
A REDUNDANT JOINT
A REDUNDANT JOINT
NONE OF THE ABOVE
NONE OF ABOVE
KG-WT AND JOULE
6
NONE OF THE ABOVE
5
5
6
THREE ROTATIONS
3J-R
THREE ROTATIONS
PERPENDICULAR PLANES
DIFFERENT POINTS
ALL OF THE ABOVE
ALL OF THE ABOVE

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