An swer the following. (Five enly) 1. Forces which do not work Ike constrained forces called a. Active forces c. Reactive forces 2. If the working com ponent force is in the direction of d isplacem ent, the work is --- a. Positive b. Negative c.Zero d. Inf inity. 3. Angular momentum is the moment of -- a. Equilibrium forces b. Concurrent forces d. Linear momentum d. Angular impulse. 4. A collar sliding along a fixed shaft is an example of - b. Negative forces d. Positive forces. a. unconstrained motion b. rectiline ar motion d. to tally constrained motion c. partially constrained motion 5. In the direct application of Newton's 2nd law on the particle moving in rectilinear motion, the forces should be -- a. balanced b. vertical c. concurrent through the mass center 6. The area under F-s curve is -- a. momentum d.constant b. Impulse c. work d. moment

An swer the following. (Five enly) 1. Forces which do not work Ike constrained forces called a. Active forces c. Reactive forces 2. If the working com ponent force is in the direction of d isplacem ent, the work is --- a. Positive b. Negative c.Zero d. Inf inity. 3. Angular momentum is the moment of -- a. Equilibrium forces b. Concurrent forces d. Linear momentum d. Angular impulse. 4. A collar sliding along a fixed shaft is an example of - b. Negative forces d. Positive forces. a. unconstrained motion b. rectiline ar motion d. to tally constrained motion c. partially constrained motion 5. In the direct application of Newton's 2nd law on the particle moving in rectilinear motion, the forces should be -- a. balanced b. vertical c. concurrent through the mass center 6. The area under F-s curve is -- a. momentum d.constant b. Impulse c. work d. moment

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