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A. Kinematics
B. Thermodynamics
C. Optics
D. Mechanics
A. The motion of a group of particles
B. The motion of a particle
C. The forces that affect object's movement
D. The laws that govern object's motion
E. The way in which objects move
A. Displacement
B. Angular momentum
C. Acceleration
D. Velocity
A. 1
B. 2
C. -2000 kg
D. -1000 kg
E. 0
A. 400
B. 1,600
C. 800
D. 1000
A. How bodies interact with each other
B. The way things interact with each other
C. The principles that govern how particles move
D. How to make things move
E. Why objects move the way they do
A. Object
B. Energy
C. Force
A. Frame
B. Cartesian coordinate system
C. Cartesian
D. Polar coordinate system
E. Metric
A. Graph
B. Kinetic energy
C. Velocity vector
D. Timeline
E. Coordinate system
A. Time
B. Distance
C. Speed
A. How fast an object is moving
B. How fast a signal travels
C. How quickly something happens
D. How quickly a person can think
E. How fast the computer can communicate
A. Seconds
B. None specified
C. Unspecified
D. A single instant
E. Specified
A. The velocity of an object at any given moment
B. The value of the velocity function at a particular instant in time
C. The magnitude of the velocity vector at a particular instant in time
D. The distance travelled by the object in one second
E. A change in velocity over a short period of time
A. 9.8m/s2
B. 11.3m/s2
C. 10.7m/s2
A. The mass of the object
B. Diameter of object
C. Mass
D. Distance from the earth
A. Vector-valued functions
B. Matrix-valued functions
C. Scalar-valued functions
A. Vectors
B. Real numbers
C. Matrices
D. Complex numbers
E. Regular numbers
A. Matrix-valued function
B. Scalar-valued function
C. Vector-valued function
D. Vector magnitude function
A. Vector-valued
B. Wave
C. Scalar-valued
D. Position
A. Acceleration function
B. Differential operator
C. Velocity function
D. Derivative of position function
E. Position function
A. The velocity of an object
B. The velocity of a sound
C. How fast an object is moving
D. The direction of an object's motion
E. The velocity of light
A. Second derivative of velocity
B. Divergence of the velocity field
C. Second derivative of position
D. Acceleration function
A. The magnitude of the acceleration
B. The value of the acceleration
C. The direction of the acceleration
A. Change in magnitude
B. Duration
C. Change
D. Change in direction
E. Motion
A. Periodic motion
B. Direction of motion
C. Position of an object in space
D. Change in momentum
E. Acceleration
A. Circular motion
B. Simple harmonic motion
C. Oscillatory motion
A. Astronomy
B. Mechanics
C. Biology
D. Physics
A. Mechanical engineering
B. Mathematics
C. Physics
D. Scientific
E. Engineering
A. Kinematics
B. Robotics
C. Mechanics
D. Engineering
A. Mechanical engineering
B. Dynamics of machines
C. Mechanics of materials
D. Automotive engineering
E. Mechanics
A. Chemistry in motion
B. Mechanics of materials
C. Forces acting on the objects in the machine
D. Forces acting on the machine parts
E. Forces acting on the machine
A. Parallel to some reference plane
B. Perpendicular to some reference plane
C. At right angles to some reference plane
D. In a circle around a center
A. Rotational translation
B. Angular translation
C. Angular velocity
D. Linear velocity
E. Rectilinear translation
A. Octagonal
B. Rectilinear
C. Concentric
D. Linear
E. Curvilinear
A. A curve
B. An angle
C. A line
D. A point
A. Position and translation
B. Translation and rotation
C. Rotation and position
D. Rotation and translation
A. Translation and rotation
B. Assembly
C. Function
D. Movement
E. Energy storage and release
A. Tube
B. Cord
C. Satellite
D. Orbit
E. Link
A. Loop link
B. Binary link
C. Nonexistent link
D. File
E. Hyperlink
A. A router
B. A hub
C. Other links
D. A switch
E. A computer
A. Ternary link
B. Quadruple link
C. Tetrahedral link
D. Binary link
E. Octahedral link
A. Link which references a document on the web
B. Link which is connected to other links at three points
C. Link which connects two pages
D. Link which connects one page and a search engine
E. Link which contains text
A. Points
B. Filaments
C. Wires
D. Electricity
E. Potentials
A. Octet
B. Binary system
C. Quaternary link
D. Ternary link
E. Binary link
A. A triangle
B. Four points
C. A square
D. A line
E. A parallelogram
A. Linkages
B. Parts of a machine
C. Bearings
D. Sliding elements
E. Pairing elements
A. Cartesian coordinates
B. Degrees of freedom
C. Polar coordinates
A. Free
B. Floating
C. In orbit
D. On the moon
A. Upper pair
B. Right pair
C. Lower pair
D. Opposite pair
A. Mid-pair
B. Low pair
C. Mid point
D. Higher pair