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This document provides instructions and questions for an academic task assignment in Basic Engineering Mechanics. It outlines 3 questions to answer in handwritten form on A4 sheets with details like name, course, and page numbers. Students must take photos of each page, convert to a single PDF, and upload to the interface by the deadline. Copying work will be marked zero. The 3 questions ask the student to: 1) Determine the nature and magnitude of forces in different members of a loaded and supported plane. 2) Find the velocity of a particle thrown at 45° elevation that will have equal horizontal range, maximum height, or time of flight as one thrown at 60° elevation with 5 m/s velocity. 3

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Mec Ca3 Question PDF

This document provides instructions and questions for an academic task assignment in Basic Engineering Mechanics. It outlines 3 questions to answer in handwritten form on A4 sheets with details like name, course, and page numbers. Students must take photos of each page, convert to a single PDF, and upload to the interface by the deadline. Copying work will be marked zero. The 3 questions ask the student to: 1) Determine the nature and magnitude of forces in different members of a loaded and supported plane. 2) Find the velocity of a particle thrown at 45° elevation that will have equal horizontal range, maximum height, or time of flight as one thrown at 60° elevation with 5 m/s velocity. 3

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LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

Academic Task No- 03

School: CSE Faculty of: Engineering & Technology


Name of the faculty member: Dr. Ravinder Pal Singh
Course Code: MEC 107 Course Title: Basic Engineering Mechanics
Program: B.TECH. Term: 20211
Max. Marks: 30 Date of Allotment: 6/11/2020
Date of Submission: 13/11/2020

Important Guidelines:
1. All questions in this Academic Task are compulsory.
2. It is mandatory to attempt all questions of the assignment in your own handwriting on A4 size
sheets/pages with a blue colour ink pen. Any other mode of attempt (typed or printed codes or
table) except hand written/ drawn will not be accepted/ considered as valid submission(s) under
any circumstances.
3. Every attempted sheet/page should carry clear details of student such as Name, Registration
number, Roll number, Question number and Page number. The page numbers should be written
clearly on the bottom of every attempted sheet in a prescribed format as: for page 1; Page 1 of 4,
for page 2; Page 2 of 4, for page 3; Page 3 of 4 and for page 4; Page 4 of 4, in case your
assignment/document is of 4 pages.
4. After attempting the answer(s), student needs to take photograph of each of these answer
sheets/pages and needs to convert the jpeg format images into a sequential single pdf format
document (can be done with many free online available converters).
5. This PDF file should be uploaded ONLY onto the UMS interface on or before the last date of
the submission.
6. Refrain from indulging into plagiarism as copy cases will be marked zero.

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Q. 1. A plane is loaded and supported as shown in Figure 1. Determine the nature and
magnitude of the forces in the members 1, 2, and 3. [10]

Figure 1.

Q. 2. A particle is thrown with a velocity of 5 m/s at an elevation of 60° to the horizontal.


Find the velocity of another particle thrown at an elevation of 45° which will have (a) equal
horizontal range, (b) equal maximum height, and (c) equal time of flight. [10]

Q. 3. A flywheel rotates with a constant retardation due to braking. From t= 0 to t = 10


seconds, it made 300 revolutions. At time t= 7.5 seconds, its angular velocity was 40 π rad/
sec. Determine (a) value of constant retardation, (b) total time taken to come to rest, and (c)
total revolutions made till it comes to rest. [10]

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