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University of Quebec in Abitibi Temiscamingue

School of Engineering.
MEC 2410 – Engineering Dynamics
Winter 2023.

Preparation
For
Intra review

(40% of the final mark)

The exam will take place

March 09, 2023, from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Room E 307

1. Understanding the questions is part of the exam.

2. Computers and other electronic media are not permitted (except
calculators).
3. Please sign all pages of the questionnaire as soon as you receive it.
4. Please do not use red color (red color is reserved for the
corrector).
5. Documentation allowed: only the “Newtonian dynamics and
analytical mechanics form” 2023 edition.
6. Please return the statements to the invigilator.

Professor Marin Ene

Good luck!
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PLAGIARISM AND FRAUD

Excerpt from: "Regulation No. 12" 372-S-CA-4010 - REGULATION ON PLAGIARISM OR FRAUD
FOR STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF QUÉBEC IN ABITIBI-TÉMISCAMINGUE, ADOPTED
(29-11-2016)

3. OFFENSES The
following acts are considered plagiarism, fraud or plagiarism and fraud:
a. Reproduce either part of an author's text, or part of an artist's work, in any form, without indicating the
references, or part of another student's work; b. Copy or reproduce, in whole or in part, a text taken from a
website, without indicating the references, as well as the origin and address of the website used; vs.
Paraphrase or summarize a text, i.e. write the same text with different words, keeping the same meaning
without indicating the references as well as the origins and, where applicable, the address of the website
used; d. Reuse in whole or in part a work already submitted to a course holder (self-plagiarism); e. Copy or
attempt to copy in any way during an exam or test; f. Fraudulently seek to know or disclose the questions or
solutions relating to an examination or a test; g. Present the same work, part of a work or a paraphrased text
to different course teachers without having previously received the written approval of each of these course
teachers; h. Use the work or exams of another person or have their work done by another person or by a
company, including work available on Internet sites; i. Forge, fabricate, modify, alter, falsify or seek to falsify
any document or research data in an assignment or examination, activity subject to assessment, internship
report, tutorial, dissertation or a thesis; d. Counterfeiting, making, modifying, altering, falsifying or seeking to
falsify official school documents (admission, school record, registration forms, grade transmission slips,
etc.); k. Being in possession of any unauthorized document, device, instrument or material in class or during
an exam; I. Transmit to a third party a document fabricated in such a way as to suggest that it comes from the
University1; Mr. Obtaining unauthorized assistance to complete work or an assessment1; not. Substitute for
another for the taking of an exam, the presentation of a presentation or another university activity subject to
evaluation1; y. To be substituted by someone else for the taking of an exam, the presentation of a presentation
or another university activity subject to evaluation1; p. Modify without authorization a document already
submitted for evaluation, in order to make a correction or an addition likely to mislead the person responsible
for the university activity responsible for evaluating or revising it1.

4. SANCTIONS
The sanctions below are not presented in order of gradation, but must rather be chosen according to the
seriousness of the alleged infraction. a) The reprimand; b) Probation; c) The resumption of the work or part of
the work for which there is an infraction, with or without a limit as to the mark that can be awarded for this
work; d) Retaking an exam or other form of assessment; e) Retaking the doctoral summary examination; f)
Dismissal for major correction of the dissertation or thesis; (g) The awarding of a mark of zero to the work in
question; h) Failing the exam or other mode of evaluation; i) Failing the course; j) Failing the comprehensive
doctoral examination; k) Refusal of the dissertation or thesis; l) Temporary suspension of the program for
one or more sessions for a maximum duration not exceeding 24 months; m) Exclusion from UQAT for one or
more semesters, for a maximum of five years (in such a case, the exclusion is pronounced by the Board of
Directors of the University); n) The withdrawal of the degree, diploma, certificate or attestation of studies from
the University (in such a case, the decision is taken by the Board of Directors of the University).

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1. (10 p) Calculate the speed of the 30 block if both blocks are released from the

rest and block B of 20 moves 0.6 up (Figure 1).

The kinetic coefficient of friction between blocks and inclined planes is =

0.10.

Figure 1

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2. (10 p) A 750 rigid pile shown in Figure 2 is driven into the ground
using a 250 hammer . The hammer falls from rest from a height
= 0.45 and hits the head of the pile. The stake is driven into soft sand so
that after the strike the hammer does not rebound (it remains in contact with
the stake).
You are asked to calculate: a.
the speed of the hammer just before it strikes the pile;
b. the speed of the hammer and the pile immediately after
impact; vs. the impulse that the pile applies to the hammer during the impact.

Sand

Figure 2

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3. (4 p) A boy of = 40 and a girl of = 30 , initially at rest

at a distance = 6 on a cart also at rest, each walk with constant speeds on
the platform of the cart with mass = 150 (figure 3). Their speeds, measured
relative to the carriage, are = 0.9 / to the right and = 0.6 / to the left. /
theDetermine:
movement;- the
- theabsolute
absolutespeed
/ the
speed ofof
the
theboy
cartduring
absolute at thethe
speed of movement;
the
time girl
of theduring-
encounter; - the distance traveled by the trolley when the two children

meet.

d=6m

Figure 3

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4. (12 p) We send two projectiles at the same time, from the same point with the

same initial speed = 20 / but on two different angles, , (figure

4). We ask :

To. what are the firing angles, , for both projectiles to hit the ground

in the same point located at a distance = 25 ( is the scope of

projectile);

b. what are the maximum heights that the two projectiles reach;
vs. how long each projectile travels.

Figure 4

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5. (4 p) A necklace of 5 slides without friction on a curved chord in

a vertical plane (Figure 5). If the collar is released at A (when it is at rest) we

asks to calculate its speed when passing through B. The free length of the spring
is = 0.2

Figure 5

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SCALE FOR CORRECTION

1. Troubleshooting steps:
1.1. Data
1.1.1. You have to go back to the statement (what you give, what you ask) and
make a synthesis of the data and the requests (known, unknown, variables,
constants, exact, approximate, analytical, graphs, etc.).
1.1.2. Rephrase all questions posed in the problem statement

1.2. Solution
1.2.1. Formulate and justify the chosen strategy for solving the problem
(principle, theorem, equation(s), etc.). Write the equations (eventually
deduce them), state the principles and theorems.
1.2.2. Perform all relevant diagrams, drawings, schematics.
1.2.3. Give explanations: you have to demonstrate that you have understood!

1.3. Results
1.3.1. Comment on the values obtained (are typical, atypical, paradoxical,
etc.; why do you think?)
1.3.2. Any final result must be accompanied by its units (if it is a
numerical result) and boxed otherwise no points are awarded for this result.

2. Points are distributed as follows: 2.1. 25% for

steps 1.1. 2.2. 70% for step 1.2, 1.3.1, 2.3. 5%
for step 1.3.2.

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