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Kulliyvah of Engineering: End-Of-Semester E:Xamination Semester I, 2001/2002 Session

This 3-question exam for a dynamics course covers topics like: 1) Determining velocity and acceleration of an object moving in a circular path with varying speed. 2) Calculating speeds and forces in pulley and spiral motion problems. 3) Analyzing collisions, jumping between moving objects, and rotational motion problems involving wheels and hoisting gears. The exam consists of 7 questions, with students to answer any 6, and provides figures to draw free body diagrams for each problem. Instructions state to show all work and assumptions.

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Kulliyvah of Engineering: End-Of-Semester E:Xamination Semester I, 2001/2002 Session

This 3-question exam for a dynamics course covers topics like: 1) Determining velocity and acceleration of an object moving in a circular path with varying speed. 2) Calculating speeds and forces in pulley and spiral motion problems. 3) Analyzing collisions, jumping between moving objects, and rotational motion problems involving wheels and hoisting gears. The exam consists of 7 questions, with students to answer any 6, and provides figures to draw free body diagrams for each problem. Instructions state to show all work and assumptions.

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END-OF-SEMESTER E:xAMINATION

SEMESTER I, 2001/2002 SESSION


KULLIYVAH OF ENGINEERING

Program Undergraduate Level of Study

Time (9.00 -12.00) a.m. Date 16 OCTOBER 2001

Duration 3 Hrs

CourseCode MEC 1107 Section(s) 2

CourseTitle Dynamics

This Question PaperConsists of Four (4) Printed PagesWith SEVEN (7) Questions

INSTRUCTION'S) TO CANDIDATES
DO NOT OPEN UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO

1. There are Seven (7) questions, answer any Six (6),


2. All questions carry equal marks,
3. Total mark 40,
4. State all your assumptionsclearly. Show all your works,
5. Draw the free body diagram of Figures for each question.

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1. (a) Starting from rest, the motorboat travels around the circular path as shown in
Figurel.(a), p =50 m, at a speed v=(0.8 t) mis, where t is in seconds. Determine
the magnitude of the boats velocity and acceleration when it has traveled 20 m.

(b) lfblock A of the pulley system sho\\11 in Figurel.(b), is moving downward with a
speed of 1 m/s while block C is moving up at 0.5 mis, detennine the speed of block B
and the relative speed of block B ,vjth respectto A.

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Figure 1

2. The collar hasa massof 2 kg and travels along the smoothhorizontalrod definedby the
equiangu1ar spiral r = (ee) m as shownin Figme 2, wheree is in radians.Determinethe
tangentialforce F and the nonnal force N acting on the collar when e =900, if the force
F maintainsa constantangularmotionof 2 rad / s.

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r = ..

Figure 2

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3. (a) The 50 N collar starts from rest at A and is lifted with a constant speed of 0.6 m/s along
the smooth rod as sho\'m in Figure 3. (a). Detennine the power developed by the force
F at the instant sho\'In.

(b) The 20g bullet is fired horizontally at (VB)1=1200m/s into the 300g block which rests
on the smooth surface as sho\Vll in Figure 3. (b). Detennine the distance the block
moves to the right before momentarily coming to rest. The spring has a stiffness
K =200 N/m and is originally unstretched.

(9) (b)

Figure 3

4. The boy jumps off the flat car at A with a velocity of v=1.2 m/s relative to the car as
shown in Figure 4. Ifhe lands on the second flat car B, detennine the final speedof both
cars after the motion. Each car has a weight of 400 N. The bOy's weight is 300 N.
Both cars are originally at rest. Neglect the mass of the car's wheels.

Figure 4

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5. Two smooth disks A and B each have a mass of 0.5 kg. If both disks are moving with
velocities sho\VI1in Figure 5 when they collide, detennine the coefficient of restitution
benveen the disks if after collision B travels along a line, 30 0 co~nterclock\vise from the y
axIs.

6. The wheel shown in Figure 6 weighs 200 N and has a radius of gyration ~ = 0.] 8 m
about its mass center G. If it is subjected to a clockwise couple moment of 23 N.m and
rolls from rest v.rithout slipping, detennine its angular velocity after its center G moves
0.] 5 m. The spring has a stiffness k= 160 N/m and is initially unstretched when the couple
moment is applied.

Figure 6

7. If the hoisting gearA, shown in Figure 7, has an initial angular velocity CJ)A
=8 rad / sand
an angular deceleration aA=-1.5 rad! S2,detennine the velocity and acceleration of block C

Figu re 7

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