Static involves analysis of forces acting on objects that are COLLISION interaction bet two objects that have

have made
rest or moving in it equilibrium contact with each other

Static equilibrium object at rest ex building

Dynamic equilibrium object in motion ex. Roller
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM
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Concurrent forces forces that intersect at common - total momentum before collision is equal to total
point momentum after collision
- means no momentum is lost
Moment of Torque product of forces and perpendicular
distance (90 degree) at a given time. TYPES OF COLLISION
2 CONDITIONS

1st the vector sum of all acting on a body must be equal to 1. PERFECTLY INELASTIC COLLISION
zero - tow colliding objects stricks together after collision
- maximum KE is lost
2nd sum of all torque acting on a body equal to zero
2. PARTLY ELASTIC COLLSION
- two colliding objects do not meet a common velocity
after collision
Work the product of the force and the distance through - some KE is lost
which force act. 3. PERFECTLY ELASTIC COLLISION
- velocity of the two bodies has some magnitude
before and after collision
MKS n.m = joule
CGS- dynes.cm = ergs
FPS- lbs.ft = ft-lb

Power amount of work done in a unit

1 watt = joule/sec
1 joule = n.m
1killowatt = 1000 watts
1Hp= 746 watts

Energy capacity to do work

1. Kinetic energy energy of moving body, energy of

body in virtue of motion
2. Potential energy energy of a body t its height
relative to preference

*energy cannot created or destroyed but can transfer from

one form to another

MOMENTUM

mass in motion
tendency of an object to move in its direction of travel
unless acted upon by a net force
product mass and its velocity
inertia in motion
ex. Riding a bicycle

IMPULSE change in momentum