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The document contains a final exam for a mechanics course. It has 10 questions testing concepts related to particle kinematics and dynamics including position, velocity, acceleration, graphs of motion, and drag forces. The questions involve calculating values, determining possible scenarios, and drawing graphs of motion.

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Suez Canal University

Faculty of Engineering
Final Exam
st
1 Term: 2019
Program: Credit Hours Course: Mechanics-2 Course Code: BSM
(Dynamics) 024
Level: One(‫)المستوى االول‬ Lecturer: Tamer Nabil Date: 22/1/2019
Total Pages: (2) Total Marks: 50 Time Allowed: 180
min.
Question No. (1): [1 mark]
1) When a particle is projected vertically upwards with an initial velocity of v o, it
experiences an acceleration a = - (g + kv 2), where g is the acceleration due to
gravity, k is a constant and v is the velocity of the particle. Determine the maximum
height reached by the particle.
a) h max=
1
2k ( 2 k
ln 1+v o
g ) 1
( 2 k
b) h max= k ln 1+ v o g ) 1
( k
c) h max= 2 k ln 1+v o g )
Question No. (2): [2 marks]
Particle has acceleration a=(-150/x2). The particle starts the motion at x=5m and its
velocity is zero when x at infinity.
2) Particle initial velocity is
a- 5.48m/s b- 0.89m/s c- 7.75m/s d- Other solution
3) Particle position at time t=6sec is
a- 33.16m b- 30.33m c- 18.64m d- Other solution
Question No. (3): [2 marks]
Particle moves on a path equation x=12cos(y/16) with a y=(-4y). If the particle starts the
motion from rest at a point (0,8π).
4) Particle position (x,y) at time t=(π/3)sec is
a- (8.49,-12.57) b- (2.51,-12.57) c- (11.31,9.42) d- Other solution
5) Particle velocity (vx,vy) at time t=(π/3)sec is
a- (12.29,9.42) b- (-23.09,-43.53) c- (18.43,-43.53) d- Other solution
Question No. (4): [2 marks]
8m
Particle starts its motion from point A to
right with vo=2m/s and at=4x.
18m
6) Particle velocity at point C is
a- 18.96m/s b- 39.15m/s c- 78.27m/s d- Other solution
7) Particle acceleration just before point B is
a- 72m/s2 b- 71m/s2 c- 73m/s2 d- Other solution
Question No. (5): [2marks]
If the particle motion in the Cartesian plane is given by the equations x=2t,
y=20sint such that x and y in meter and the time in second:
8) Velocity components at time t=(π/3) sec
a) (0,10) b) (2,10) c) (2,-10) d) (10,-10)
9) Acceleration components at time t=(π/3) sec
a) (0,0) b) (0,10) c) (0,10 √ 3) d) (0,−10 √ 3)

Question No. (6): [3 marks]


If the particle motion in the Cartesian plane is given by the equations x=40t and
y=30t-5t2 such that x and y in meter and the time in second
10) Velocity components at time t=3 sec
a) (40,10) b) (40,0) c) (-40,0) d) (10,-10)
11) Maximum height the particle can be reached above the X axis
a) 35m b) 40m c) 45m d) 50m
12) The particle motion trajectory intersect the X axis at point
d) (60,0) c) (90,0) b) (180,0) a) (240,0)
Question No. (7): [8 marks]
The car in Fig. starts from rest and
travels along a straight track such that
it accelerates at 10 m/s 2 for 10 s, and
then decelerates at 2 m/s 2. Draw the v-t
and s-t graphs and determine the time t'
needed to stop the car. How far has the
car traveled?
Question No. (8) [10 marks]
The position of a point P is given by the equation
3 2
r =2t −4 t +3
Calculate:
(a) The velocity and acceleration
(b) The net displacement from t=0 to t=2 s,
(c) The times when the velocity and the acceleration are zero,
(d) The total distance traveled from t=0 to t=2 s,
(e) The average velocity, and
(f) The average speed.
Question No. (9) [10 marks]
Shown are the path of a particle
and representations of the
velocity and acceleration of a
particle at that instant in time.
Indicate whether each of the
conditions shown is possible or
not.
Question No. (10) [10 marks]
A car with mass m=500kg moves with velocity v
vo=5m/s, suddenly the car drged by the wind. If
the drag force is directly proportional with car FR
velocity with the relation FR=50v and negelct the
friction force, determine:
a- The car acceleratio when velocity v=2.5m/s
b- The time of the car to reach a velocity
v=2.5m/s
c- The distance of the car to reach a velocity
v=2.5m/s

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