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Engineering mechanics is the branch of science that studies the conditions of rest or motion of bodies under the action of forces. It examines the external effects of forces such as displacement, velocity, and acceleration, as well as internal effects like stresses and changes in shape. Engineering mechanics considers forces on both stationary bodies and bodies in motion, treating rigid bodies as particles of negligible size to study their behavior under applied forces.
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- 2. It is defined as the branch of science. To study the conditions of rest or motion of bodies under the action of forces.
- 4. studying the external effect of force on a body such as displacement,velocity and acceleration etc., Studying Internal effect of forces on a body such as stresses (internal resistance),change in shape etc.
- 5. Deals with forces and its effects when the body is at rest Deals with forces and its effects when the body is in moving condition
- 6. Negligible deformation (no deformation) under the action of forces. Assuming 100% strength in the materials. Large number of particles occupying fixed positions with each other. But the deformations induced are usually very small which does not affect the condition of equilibrium.
- 7. Treating the rigid body as a particle which is negligible in size when compared to the study involved. (very small amount of matter which is assumed as a point in a space). Example: studying the orbital motion of earth
- 8. Force may be defined as any action that tends to change the state of rest or motion of a body to which it is applied.
- 9. • Magnitude • Direction • Point of Application