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    3c) Question Paper (End Term Exam) Mechanics ME 101

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    3c) Question Paper (End Term Exam) Mechanics ME 101

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    The document outlines a test for a course in Engineering Mechanics, providing 9 questions on topics like Newton's laws of motion, reactions and moments in beams, couples and moments, equilibrium of forces, shear force and bending moment diagrams, velocity and rolling without slipping, static friction, forces in trusses and springs, and assessing understanding and application of concepts related to forces and mechanics. The test is for a first semester B.Tech course, covers 5 course outcomes, and has a maximum score of 100 marks.

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    The document outlines a test for a course in Engineering Mechanics, providing 9 questions on topics like Newton's laws of motion, reactions and moments in beams, couples and moments, equilibrium of forces, shear force and bending moment diagrams, velocity and rolling without slipping, static friction, forces in trusses and springs, and assessing understanding and application of concepts related to forces and mechanics. The test is for a first semester B.Tech course, covers 5 course outcomes, and has a maximum score of 100 marks.

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    3c) Question Paper (End Term Exam) Mechanics ME 101

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    END

    National Institute of Technology Meghalaya


    An Institute of National Importance TERM

    Branch All Branches Programme B.Tech


    Course Name ENGINEERING MECHANICS Semester I
    Course Code ME 101 Year/Period 2021/Spring
    Time : 02 Hrs Answer All Questions Maximum Marks 100
    Knowledge K1 : Remembering K3 : Applying K5 : Evaluating
    Level (KL) K2 : Understanding K4 : Analysing K6 : Creating

    Q.No Questions Marks COs KL


    What do you understand by the Newtons Laws of Motion how to analyse
    the motion of the body. What are the assumptions during the analysis of
    1a the Bodies. What is the need for the assumptions and how these
    05 CO1 K1
    assumptions help in the analysis.
    Define beam and what are different types of beams based on the
    support conditions and explain the step by step process to find the 05
    1b reaction and moments of a simply supported beams with point load P at
    CO2 K1
    the centre of the beam.
    What do you understand by the moment of a couple, what do you 05
    1c understand by the Varignon’s principle on moments, derive the CO2 K2
    expression for the same.
    Five strings are tied at a point and are pulled in all
    directions equally spaced from one another as shown
    in Fig.1 If the magnitude of the pulls on three
    1d consecutive strings are 60, 70 and 50N. Find the 05 CO2 K2
    magnitude of the pulls on the other two strings.
    Consider the system is in equilibrium.

    Determine the support reactions of a


    beam shown in Figure.2
    2 10 CO1 K3

    A system of parallel forces are acting on


    a rigid bar as shown in Fig.2. Reduce the
    system to (a) A single force, (b) A
    3 single force and Couple at A. (b) A single 10 CO3 K3
    force and A couple at B.

    Fig.2
    What do you understand by the shear force and bending moment
    diagram? Explain. Draw the shear force and bending moment of a
    4 cantilever beam having force of 10N at the middle of a 6 m long beam. It
    10 CO2 K4
    has also 40N/m distributed load from fixed end to 3 m distance.
    The center O of the wheel has a
    velocity V1 = 2.5 m/s up the
    inclination with slope (10:1) as
    shown in the figure at time t = 0.
    5 Find the velocity V2 of the wheel 10 CO5 K4
    when t = 7 s. The wheel has a
    radius of gyration of 80 mm and
    rolls without slipping.
    The 10o doorstop is inserted with a
    rightward horizontal force of 30 N. If the
    confident of static friction for all the
    6 surfaces is 0.3, determine the values of
    Normal reactions on the upper and
    10 CO4 K3
    lower faces of the doorstop.

    Two blocks are placed on the incline


    with the cable taut. Determine the force
    P required to initiate motion of the 15kg
    7 block if P is applied down the incline. 10 CO4 K4

    Calculate the forces in members BC, CG


    and GF for the truss shown using method of
    section.
    8 10 CO3 K3

    The spring of constant k is unstretched when 𝜃=0. Derive


    an expression for the force P required to deflect the
    system to an angle 𝜃. The mass of the bars is negligible.

    9 10 CO5 K3

    Classify the different laws of forces associated with engineering systems.


    CO1
    (Understanding)
    Illustrate the use of force and moments in various working conditions
    CO2
    (Understanding) and Solving related problems. (Applying)
    Course Identify the equilibrium conditions of engineering sructures (truss, beams,
    Outcomes CO3
    frames) under various loads. (Applying)
    CO4 Solve the practical mechanics problems considering static friction.(Applying)
    Understand the principle of virtual work and solve related problems.
    CO5
    (Applying)

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