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    This document contains an exam for a class on Engineering Mechanics. It includes 9 multiple choice questions in Part A worth 18 marks total, and 2 long form questions in Part B worth 32 marks total, for a total exam worth of 50 marks. Question 1 in Part B involves calculating tension in a string and wall reaction for a sphere supported by the string. Question 2 involves calculating force magnitudes and directions to make the net resultant force equal zero.

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    EXAM002

    KATHIR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Wisdom Tree Coimbatore-641062


    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    EXAM002

    KATHIR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Wisdom Tree Coimbatore-641062


    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    CIA TEST-I
    SUB: ENGINEERING MECHANICS Year/sem: I Yr/ II sem Date: 14.03.2013(FN) Class: I - CIVIL PART-A (Answer all questions) MAX MARKS: 50 TIME:9.30AM 11.00 AM 9X 2 = 18

    CIA TEST-I
    SUB: ENGINEERING MECHANICS Year/sem: I Yr/ II sem Date: 14.03.2013(FN) Class: I - CIVIL PART-A (Answer all questions) MAX MARKS: 50 TIME:9.30AM 11.00 AM 9X 2 = 18

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

    Define resultant force? State the laws of polygon forces? State the varignons theorm? Diffrentiate between moment & momentum? State the conditions which are necessary and sufficient to keep the body in equilibrium? Diffrentiate between equilibrium& equilibriant? Distinguish between centre of gravity and centroid? How does kinetics differ from kinematics? Diffrentiate between space diagram & free body diagram?
    PART-B (ANY 2 ) 2X 16 = 32

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

    1.Define resultant force? 2.State the laws of polygon forces? State the varignons theorm? Diffrentiate between moment & momentum. State the conditions which are necessary and sufficient to keep the body in equilibrium. Diffrentiate between equilibrium& equilibriant. Distinguish between centre of gravity and centroid. How does kinetics differ from kinematics? Diffrentiate between space diagram & free body diagram.
    PART-B (ANY 2) 2X 16 = 32

    (16) 2. A smooth sphere of weighint 100N is supported by a shing fortened to point A on a smooth vertical wall,the other end is in contact with point B on the wall as shown Fig-1.if the length of string is equal to radius of the sphere,find the tension in the string and reaction on the wall. (16) 3.a). What is resduction of a forces?

    1. State and prove lamis theorm,with to limitation for use?

    (16) 2. A smooth sphere of weighint 100N is supported by a shing fortened to point A on a smooth vertical wall,the other end is in contact with point B on the wall as shown Fig-1.if the length of string is equal to radius of the sphere,find the tension in the string and reaction on the wall. (16) 3.a). What is resduction of a forces?

    1. State and prove lamis theorm,with to limitation for use

    b). The resuldent of 4 forces which are acting at a point as shown in Fig-2, is along Y-axis. The magnitude of force F1,F3,F4 are 10KN,20KN AND 40KNwhich X-axis are 30o,90o and 120o respectively.find the magnitude and direction of forces F2 is the resultant is zero. (16) 3.a)Diffrentiate between space diagram & free body diagram? (6) b)Determine the tension in the cable PQ and PR required to hold 40KG C

    b). The resuldent of 4 forces which are acting at a point as shown in Fig-2, is along Y-axis. The magnitude of force F1,F3,F4 are 10KN,20KN AND 40KNwhich X-axis are 30o,90o and 120o respectively.find the magnitude and direction of forces F2 is the resultant is zero. (16) 3.a)Diffrentiate between space diagram & free body diagram? b) Determine the tension in the cable PQ and PR required to hold 40KG C rate as shown in Fig-3

    rate as shown in Fig-3

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