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    Mechanics deals with the motion and forces acting on objects. It includes statics which studies equilibrium, dynamics which studies accelerated motion, and kinetics which studies the cause of motion. Mechanics also includes kinematics which studies position, speed, and acceleration of objects. Key concepts include forces, friction, free body diagrams, and the resultant force determining an object's motion.

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    Mechanics deals with the motion and forces acting on objects. It includes statics which studies equilibrium, dynamics which studies accelerated motion, and kinetics which studies the cause of motion. Mechanics also includes kinematics which studies position, speed, and acceleration of objects. Key concepts include forces, friction, free body diagrams, and the resultant force determining an object's motion.

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    Mechanics deals with the motion and forces acting on objects. It includes statics which studies equilibrium, dynamics which studies accelerated motion, and kinetics which studies the cause of motion. Mechanics also includes kinematics which studies position, speed, and acceleration of objects. Key concepts include forces, friction, free body diagrams, and the resultant force determining an object's motion.

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    Mechanics is a branch of the physical point and their lines of action do not lie

    sciences that is concerned with the state on the same plane, are called non-
    of rest or motion of bodies that are coplanar non-concurrent forces.
    subjected to the action of forces. Force: An agent which produces or
    Statics deals with the equilibrium of tends to produce, destroys or tends to
    bodies, that is, those that are either at destroy motion of body
    rest or move with a constant velocity; Friction is a retarding force always
    whereas dynamics is concerned with the acting opposite to the motion or
    accelerated motion of bodies. the tendency to move.
    Kinetics is a branch of Engineering DRY FRICTION - also called
    Mechanics that studies the cause of Coulomb friction, occurs when
    motion of an object. unlubricated surfaces of two solids are
    Kinematics is a branch of Engineering in contact and slide or tend to slide from
    Mechanics that studies the position, each other. If lubricant separates these
    acceleration and speed of an object two surfaces, the friction created is
    FREE BODY DIAGRAM- A force called lubricated friction. This section
    diagram, which is also known as a free will deal only with dry friction.
    body diagram, is a sketch in which all SKIN FRICTION - also called friction
    the force vectors acting on an object are drag is a component of the force
    drawn with their initial points at the resisting the motion of a solid body
    location of the object. through a fluid.
    RESULTANT – determines the motion
    of the body. Overall results or overall
    effect of the forces on a certain body
    Coplanar forces: The forces, whose
    lines of action lie on the same plane, are
    known as coplanar forces.
    Collinear forces: The forces, whose
    lines of action lie on the same line, are
    known as collinear forces.
    Concurrent forces: The forces, which
    meet at one point, are known as
    concurrent forces. The concurrent forces
    may or may not be collinear. Coplanar
    concurrent forces: The forces, which
    meet at one point and their line of action
    also lay on the same plane, are known as
    coplanar concurrent forces.
    Coplanar non-concurrent forces: The
    forces, which do not meet at one point,
    but their lines of action lie on the same,
    are known as coplanar non-concurrent
    forces.
    Non-Coplanar concurrent forces: The
    forces, which meet at one point, but their
    lines of action do not lie on the same
    plane, are known as non-coplanar
    concurrent forces.
    Non-Coplanar non-concurrent forces:
    The forces, which do not meet at one

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