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Problem 01: /15 Problem 06: /15: Exam 01: Chapters 12 and 13

This document provides instructions and problems for Exam 01 in the Dynamics course ENGR 3311 during the Spring 2018 semester. It consists of 9 practice problems testing concepts from Chapters 12 and 13 related to particle and rigid body kinematics and dynamics. Students are instructed to show all work, use appropriate units, and submit their exam by the due date and time. Their solutions will be scored according to the provided point structure.

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Problem 01: /15 Problem 06: /15: Exam 01: Chapters 12 and 13

This document provides instructions and problems for Exam 01 in the Dynamics course ENGR 3311 during the Spring 2018 semester. It consists of 9 practice problems testing concepts from Chapters 12 and 13 related to particle and rigid body kinematics and dynamics. Students are instructed to show all work, use appropriate units, and submit their exam by the due date and time. Their solutions will be scored according to the provided point structure.

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ENGR 3311: DYNAMICS SPRING 2018

NAME:
Exam 01: Chapters 12 and 13

INSTRUCTIONS
• Solve each of the following problems to the best of your ability.
• Read and follow the directions carefully.
• Solve using the method required by the problem statement.
• Show all your work. Work as neatly as you can. If you need additional paper, please be sure to staple all pages in the
proper order.
• It is permissible to use your calculator or an online solver (like Wolframα) to perform derivatives or integrals. If you do,
state this explicitly.
• Express your answer as directed by the problem statement, using three significant digits. Include the appropriate units.
• You must submit your exam paper no later than Monday, February 05. You should submit the paper to me directly, or, if I
am not in my office, please turn it in to Mrs. McDaniel in the department office (LSC 171), no later than 12:00PM. You
may not slide the paper under my door. Late papers will not be accepted.

Your  work  will  be  scored  according  to  the  following  point  structure:
Problem 01: /15 Problem 06: /15

Problem 02: /15 Problem 07: /20

Problem 03: /15 Problem 08: /15

Problem 04: /20 Problem 09: /20

Problem 05: /15


ENGR 3311: DYNAMICS SPRING 2018

Problem 01

A  particle  is  moving  along  a  straight  line  with  an  initial  velocity  vi = 4m/s  when  it  is  subjected  to  an  acceleration   ,  

where  v  is  in  m/s.    Determine  how  far  the  particle  travels  before  it  stops,  and  how  much  time  has  elapsed.

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Problem 02
Pegs  A  and  B  are  restricted  to  move  in  the  elliptical  slots  due  to  the  motion  of  
the  slotted  link.  If  the  link  moves  with  a  constant  speed  v = 10m/s,  determine  
the  velocity  and  acceleration  vectors  of  peg  A  when  x = 1m.
Hint:    Derivatives,  chain  rule,  you  know  the  drill.    Careful!  Pegs  have  vx  and  vy  
components!

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Problem 03
The  car  travels  around  the  circular  track  having  a  radius  of  r = 250m  such  that  when  it  is  at  
point  A  it  has  a  velocity  of  vo = 3m/s,  which  is  increasing  at  the  rate  of  at = (0.15t)m/s2,  where  t  
is  in  seconds.    Determine  the  magnitudes  of  its  velocity  and  acceleration  when  it  has  traveled  
two-­‐thirds  of  the  way  around  the  track.

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Problem 04
The  rod  OA  rotates  clockwise  with  a  constant  angular  acceleration  α  = –2 rad/s2.    The  
rod  starts  from  rest  when    θ =  180°.    Two  pin-­‐connected  slider  blocks,  located  at  B,  
move  freely  on  OA  and  the  curved  rod  whose  shape  is  a  limaçon  described  by  the  
equation  r = 100(3 − cosθ)mm.    Determine  the  velocity  and  acceleration  of  the  slider  
blocks  at  time  t = 1s.  (Hint:    The  slider’s  angular  velocity  and  acceleration  are  both  
negative  according  to  the  convention  for  deNining  the  displacement  θ.) 300 mm

400 mm

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Problem 05
The  he  4m-­‐long  cord  is  attached  to  the  pin  at  C  and  passes  over  the  two   1m 1m
pulleys  at  A  and  D.    The  pulley  at  A  is  attached  to  the  smooth  collar  that  
travels  along  the  vertical  rod.    When  sB = 0.5m,  the  end  of  the  cord  at  B  is  
pulled  downwards  with  an  initial  velocity  vo = 1.5m/s  and  given  an  
acceleration  a = 0.75m/s2.    Determine  the  velocity  and  acceleration  of  the  
collar  at  this  instant.

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Problem 06
The  motor  lifts  the  60-kg  crate  with  a  constant  acceleration  a = 2m/s2.    
Determine  the  tension  T  in  the  cable,  the  reaction  force  at  B,  and  the  
components  of  force  reaction  and  the  couple  moment  at  the  Nixed  support  A.    
Neglect  the  mass  of  beam  AB.
3m

2m/s2

T ma

=
mg

Ay

Ax =0


MA T T

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Problem 07
The  5-kg  sack  slides  down  the  ramp.    The  coefNicient  of  kinetic  friction  
between  the  ramp  and  the  sack  is  µk = 0.30.    If  it  has  a  speed  v = 1.5m/s  
when  x = 0.10m,  determine  the  normal  force  on  the  sack  and  the  normal  
and  tangential  components  of  the  acceleration  at  this  instant.

y=0.25e2x

fk
=
θ
ma t ma n
N
t
mg

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Problem 08
The  2-lb  block  is  released  from  rest  at  A  and  slides  down  along  the  smooth  
cylindrical  surface.    If  the  attached  spring  has  a  stiffness  k = 2 lb/ft,  and  an  
unstretched  length  lo = 1.35ft,  determine  the  angle  θ  at  which  the  block  
leaves  the  surface.

man mat
k∆l mg

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Problem 09
Starting  from  rest  when  θ = 0°,  arm  OA  rotates  with  a  clockwise  angular  
velocity  ω = (1.5t)rad/s.    Determine  the  force  arm  OA  exerts  on  the  smooth  2kg  
cylinder  B  when  θ = 45°.
Hint:    Let  cw  be  (+)!    This  keeps  θ, ω,  and α  positive.    Write  θ, ω,  and α as  
functions  of  t,  but  since  θ= π/4,  solve  for  t.    Express  θ, ω,  and α numerically!

1.2m

θ
r
mar maθ

=
N

FA
mg

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