BIOMECHANICS EXAM #3 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
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Kinematics Ans✓✓✓The description of motion as a function of space
and time
Kinematics Ans✓✓✓The forces causing the motion are not considered
Kinetics Ans✓✓✓The relationship between the forces acting on a
system and the motion of the system
Kinematics and Kinetics Ans✓✓✓what are the Subdivisions of
Mechanics
mass Ans✓✓✓The quantity of matter composing an object; The
measure of inertia for linear motion; The property giving rise to
gravitational attraction; Units: kilogram (kg)
Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Point representing the "average" location of
the mass of a body
Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Position of the COM depends on body
configuration
, Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Motion of the COM represents the "average"
motion of the body as a whole
weight Ans✓✓✓the force due to gravity; always acts at the center of
mass, points towards the center of the earth
force Ans✓✓✓mechanical interaction between an object and its
surroundings; the push or pull of one object on another; vector quantity
net force Ans✓✓✓resultant force derived from the vector addition of
two or more forces; reflects the effect of all the forces acting together
internal force Ans✓✓✓applied to a system from within the system; not
included in mechanical analyses
external force Ans✓✓✓applied to a system from outside the system
free body diagraph Ans✓✓✓diagram of the external forces and external
torques acting on a system; the first step in solving a problem in kinetics
free body Ans✓✓✓an object, body or body part of a mechanical system
that is being focused upon for analysis
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Kinematics Ans✓✓✓The description of motion as a function of space
and time
Kinematics Ans✓✓✓The forces causing the motion are not considered
Kinetics Ans✓✓✓The relationship between the forces acting on a
system and the motion of the system
Kinematics and Kinetics Ans✓✓✓what are the Subdivisions of
Mechanics
mass Ans✓✓✓The quantity of matter composing an object; The
measure of inertia for linear motion; The property giving rise to
gravitational attraction; Units: kilogram (kg)
Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Point representing the "average" location of
the mass of a body
Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Position of the COM depends on body
configuration
, Center of Mass Ans✓✓✓Motion of the COM represents the "average"
motion of the body as a whole
weight Ans✓✓✓the force due to gravity; always acts at the center of
mass, points towards the center of the earth
force Ans✓✓✓mechanical interaction between an object and its
surroundings; the push or pull of one object on another; vector quantity
net force Ans✓✓✓resultant force derived from the vector addition of
two or more forces; reflects the effect of all the forces acting together
internal force Ans✓✓✓applied to a system from within the system; not
included in mechanical analyses
external force Ans✓✓✓applied to a system from outside the system
free body diagraph Ans✓✓✓diagram of the external forces and external
torques acting on a system; the first step in solving a problem in kinetics
free body Ans✓✓✓an object, body or body part of a mechanical system
that is being focused upon for analysis
