Mechanical - Theory of Machines 1 online Test

The actual motion of a connecting rod of a slider crank mechanism is


How are acceleration (a) and velocity (v) related to displacement (s)?


A body is moving with an acceleration a = 5bt, where t is time in seconds and b is a constant. If the body started with a zero velocity initially, then its final velocity after t seconds will be (t^2 means t squared)


There are 10 floors in a building of height h and assume each floor is equidistant from ground. A man on 7th floor drops a ball from his window (window is exactly in middle of 7th and 8th floor). The ball falls into a well (at the ground) whose water is h meters below the ground level. What is the velocity of the ball as it touches the water?


Velocity

time

The velocity time graph of a motion is shown above. Based on this graph tell which of the following is true?


The velocity time graph of a motion is horizontal straight line. Then


Slope of a v-t curve represents


Area under a v-t curve represents


Which of the following is not a vector quantity


A car is speeding up in motion. Consider a small grain of sand on the circumference of the car tyre. The net acceleration vector of the sand particle














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This test covers the basic chapters of Theory of machines: Kinematics, Dynamics of motion, mechanisms, analysis and synthesis. Momentum, Impulse, Collisions, simple harmonic motions, kinematic inversions of four bar mechanisms, kinematic inversions of slider crank mechanisms, kinematic inversion of double slider mechanisms.

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