Mechanics part 2 book pdf

 

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9.Mechanics of rotational motion

 

Moment of inertia

Angular velocity

Torque

Rotation Of a rigid body about a fixed axis

 Angular momentum

Conservation of angular momentum

Combined translational and rotational motion of a rigid body 

 

Instantaneous axis of rotation

Uniform pure rolling

Accelerated pure rolling

Angular impulse

Toppling

 

 

 
10.Gravitation

 

Introduction

Newton's law of gravitation

Acceleration due to gravity

Gravitational field

Gravitational potential

relation between gravitational field and potential

Gravitational potential energy

 Binding energy

Motion of Satellites

Kepler's law

 

 

11.Simple harmonic motion

 

Introduction

The causes of oscillation

Kinematics of SHM

Force and energy in SHM

Relations between SHM and uniform circular motion

Basic differential equation of SHM

Method of finding time period of SHM

Vector method of combining two or more SHM in same direction

 

 

12.Elasticity
 

 

Introduction

Elasticity

Stress and strain

Hooke's law and the modulus of elasticity

The stress strain curve

Potential energy in a stretched wire

Thermal stresses and strains

13.Fluid mechanics

 

Definition of fluid

Density of fluid

Pressure in fluid

Pressure difference in accelerating fluids

Archimedes’  principle

Flow of fluids

Bernoulli's equation

Application based on Bernoulli's equation

Viscosity

Stokes law and terminal velocity

Surface tension

 

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