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CHEM ENG REVIEWER (wag kayong ano) > DAY 3- MATHEMATICAL TERMS > Flashcards

DAY 3- MATHEMATICAL TERMS Flashcards

1
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Numbers which allow us to count the objects or ideas in a given collection

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Cardinal numbers

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2
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Numbers which state the position of the individual objects in a sequence

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Ordinal numbers

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3
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Used by romans to indicate that a number should be multiplied by 100

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Bracket

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4
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Roman (multiply by 1000)

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Vinculum

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5
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Multiply the numbwe by 1000000

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Doorframe

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6
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Equal to the square root of negative one

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Imaginary number

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7
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Positive integers that have more that two positive whole number factors

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Composite numbers

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8
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Integer greater than 1 that is divisible only by 1 itself

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Prime number

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9
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“Every positive integer greater than 1 is a prime or can be expressed as a unique product of primes and power of primes”

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Fundamental theorem of arithmethic

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10
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The only even number that is a prime number

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2

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11
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Set of two consecutive odd primes which differ by two

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Twin primes

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12
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Symmetric primes are also called______

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Euler primes

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13
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A prime number that remains a prime when its digits are reversed

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Emirp

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14
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An integer that is equal to the sum of all its possible divisors except the number itself

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Perfect number

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15
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Two integers where each is the sum of all the possible divisors of the other

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Amicable numbers

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16
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Factorial symbol was introduced by

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Christian Kramp

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17
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The name Celsius and Fahrenheit was named after

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Anders Celsius and Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit

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18
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Kelvin was named after British physicist

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William Thompson

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19
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How many Mil are there in one revolution?

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6400

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20
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If ab=0, then a=0 and b=0, this property is known as

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Zero-Factor Property

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21
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Radical was first used by ________ in his Die Coss

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Christoff Rudolff

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22
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It is a radical expressing an irrational number

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Surd

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23
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Refers to the product of several prime numbers occuring in the denominators, each taken with its greatest multiplicity

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Least Common Denominator

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24
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Number that two other numbers will divide into evenly

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Common multiple

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25
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A number that divides into larger number evenly

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Factor

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26
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Logarithm with base e is called

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Natural logarithm or Napierean logarithm

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27
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Logarith with base 10

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Briggsian logarithm

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28
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e

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Euler’s number

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29
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Father of Algebra

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Diophantus of Alexandria

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30
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Branch of mathematics that concerns with the selection of objects called elements

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Combinatorics

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31
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Ordered arrangement of a finite number of elements

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Permutation

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32
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Arrangement of the selection of objects regardless of the order

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Combination

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33
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Numberical assessment of likelihood

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Probability

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34
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Father of the theory of probability

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Gerolamo Cardano

35
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He gave emphasis on Plane Geometry

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Euclid

36
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Contributed in solid geometry

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Archimedes

37
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The problems of this type of geometry can be solved by logical reasoning from an initial core of postulates (axioms)

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Euclidean Geometry

38
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Other term for Full angle (equal to 360 degrees)

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Perigon

39
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Two angles with a common leg

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Adjacent angles

40
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Two angles whose sum is a perigon

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Explementary angles

41
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A straight line which divides a geometric figure into two equal figures

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Bisector

42
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Also called the centesimal degree (1/400th of the full circle)

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Gon

43
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A triangle with sides 3,45 units

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Egyptian triangle

44
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Triangle inscribed in a given triangle whose vertices are the feet of the three perpendiculars to the sides from point inside a given triangle

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Pedal triangle

45
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Golden ratio

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72, 72, 36

46
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segment of a secant bounded by the circle

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chord

47
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a lime cutting the circle in two places

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Secant

48
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area bounded by two radiu and the included arc

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sector

49
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area bounded by a chord and the arc subtending the chord

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segment

50
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A solid whose faces are plane polygons

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Polyhedron

51
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Law of sines was demonstrated by ________

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Ptolemy of Alexandria

52
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Law of Cosines was introduced by ______

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Francois Viete

53
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A circle whose center coincides with the center of the spehere

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Great Circle

54
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Surfaces of wedges are called _____ or ______

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Spherical lunes or digons

55
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Terrestrial sphere refers to the earth as sphere with a radius of ____________

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3959 statute miles

56
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Angular distance of the point from the equator

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Latitude

57
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One minute of the arc of latitude is approximately __________

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one nautical mile or 1852 meters

58
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Angular distance between the prime meridian and the meridian through the point

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Longtitude

59
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The term conic was first introduced by _____

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Apollonius

60
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Leibnis named integral calculus as

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calculus summatorius

61
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F=kx, k is the spring constant

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Hooke’s law

62
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An integral in which the integrand is integrated to n times is ______

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n-fold iterated integral

63
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Quantities whose measurement is specified by magnitude and direction

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Vector

64
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Quantities which have only magnitudes

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Scalar quantities

65
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A vesto whose action is not confined to or associated with a unique line in space

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Free vector

66
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Propert of the body by virtue of which a resultant force is required to change its motion

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Inertie

67
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Product if the force and the time during which it acts

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Impulse

68
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Collision of two bodies in which KE as well as momentym is conseved

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Elastic collision

69
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Negative ratio of the relative velocity after collision to the relative velocity before collision

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Coefficient of restitution

70
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Refers to the study of motion without reference to the forces which causes the motion

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Kinematics

71
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The limited amount of resistance to sliding between the surfaces of two bodies in contact

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Friction

72
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Motion in a plane or one dimension

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Rectilinear translation

73
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Stress beyond which the material will not return to its original shape when the load is removed

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Elastic limit

74
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Permanent deformation caused by excessive stress

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Pemanent set

75
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Point where there is an appreciable elongation or yielding of the material even without any corresponding increase of load

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Yield point

76
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Refers to the highest ordinare in the stress-strain diagram

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Ultimate stress

77
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Sometimes known as stress at failure

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Rapture strength

78
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Actual stress of the material when loaded

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Working stress

79
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Maximum safe stress which the material can carry

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Allowable stress

80
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Ratio of the ultimate stress to allowable stress

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Factor of safety

81
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Angular change between two perpendicular faces of a differential element

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Shearing strain

82
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Refers to the modulus of elasticity in shear

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modulus of rigidity

83
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Refers to the twisting of solid or hollow circular shafts

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Torsion

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