core 5 - p4 Flashcards

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1
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Define coplanar forces and provide an example.

A

Forces acting in the same plane. Example: A book resting on a table with gravity and normal force both in the vertical plane.

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2
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Convert 15 pounds (lbs) to kilograms (1 lb ≈ 0.4536 kg).

A

15×0.4536=6.804kg.

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3
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What is Poisson’s ratio?

A

The ratio of transverse strain to axial strain: ν = − ϵ transverse / ϵ axial .

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4
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Calculate the torque if a 50 N force is applied perpendicularly at 0.4 m from a pivot.

A

τ=r×F=0.4×50=20Nm.

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5
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τ=r×F=0.4×50=20Nm.

A

A1 v1 = A2 v2, where A = cross-sectional area and v = flow velocity.

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Define sensible heat vs. latent heat.

A

Sensible heat: Heat causing temperature change (Q=mcΔT).

Latent heat: Heat causing phase change without temperature change (Q=mL).

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7
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A beam with a UDL of 200 N/m spans 5 m. Calculate the total load.

A

Total load = 200×5=1000N.

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8
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What is the Young’s modulus of steel (typical value)?

A

200 GPa (200×10 ^ 9 Pa).

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9
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State Charles’s Law and its formula.

A

“Volume of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature (in Kelvin) at constant pressure.”
Formula: V1 / T1 = V2 / T2

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10
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What is the purpose of a micrometer?

A

To measure small dimensions (e.g., thickness of a wire) with high precision (up to
±
0.01

mm
±0.01mm).

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11
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To measure small dimensions (e.g., thickness of a wire) with high precision (up to
±
0.01

mm
±0.01mm).

A

2.5×3.785=9.46L.

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12
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Define shear stress and its formula

A

Stress parallel to the material’s cross-section. Formula: τ = F / A, where F = force, A = area.

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13
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What is a hypothesis in the scientific method?

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A testable prediction explaining a phenomenon, e.g., “Increasing temperature increases metal expansion.”

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14
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Calculate the stress on a 0.02 m² area under a 5000 N force.

A

Stress=
5000 / 0.02 = 250,000Pa (250 kPa).

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15
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What is absolute zero in thermodynamics?

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0K (-273.15°C), the lowest possible temperature where molecular motion ceases.

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16
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Explain Hooke’s Law and its limit.

A

“Stress ∝ strain within the elastic limit.” Beyond this, material deformation becomes permanent

17
Q

Convert 250 kPa to bar (1 bar = 100 kPa).

A

250 / 100 = 2.5bar.

18
Q

What is the bending moment in a beam?

A

The internal moment causing a beam to bend, calculated as M=F×d (force × distance).

19
Q

Define laminar flow vs. turbulent flow.

A

-Laminar: Smooth, layered fluid motion.

-Turbulent: Chaotic, irregular fluid motion.

20
Q

What is gauge pressure?

A

Pressure measured relative to atmospheric pressure: P gauge = P absolute − P atm

21
Q

A gas at 300 K occupies 10 L. What volume does it occupy at 450 K (constant pressure)?

A

Using Charles’s Law:
10 / 300 = V2 / 450 → V2 = 15L.

22
Q

What is the principle of a hydraulic press?

A

Uses Pascal’s Law: P1 = P2 → F1 A1 = F2 A2. Small force on a small area amplifies force on a larger area.

23
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Define strain and its formula.

A

Deformation per unit length. Formula: ϵ = ΔL / L

24
Q

What is the SI unit of luminous intensity

A

Candela (cd).