UFM Mechanics

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Moment of a force about a point, equilibrium of rigid bodies with multiple forces, and centre of mass considerations.

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Work done by constant forces, kinetic and potential energy, conservation of mechanical energy, work done at angles, and power P = Fv.

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Linear momentum and impulse, conservation of momentum in 1D collisions, coefficient of restitution e for direct impacts.

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Finding centre of mass of discrete particles and simple composite bodies using moments.

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Uniform circular motion in horizontal circles, angular velocity ω, speed v = rω, centripetal acceleration v²/r, including conical pendulum problems.

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Variable force impulse using integration, 2D momentum (vector form), oblique impacts on planes, and oblique collisions between particles.

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Work done by variable forces using integration, Hooke's law F = λx/l for elastic strings/springs, elastic potential energy ½λx²/l, and work/energy/power in 2D.

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Centres of mass by integration for uniform laminas and solids of revolution about axes.

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Horizontal circular motion with variable speed, vertical circular motion on inside/outside of circles, motion in vertical circles with strings or tracks.

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Moderate -0.1 Types

Dimensional analysis using fundamental dimensions M (mass), L (length), T (time) to check equation validity.

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Variable force in 1D using F = ma or F = mv(dv/dx) for force depending on position or velocity.

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Simple harmonic motion x = Asin(ωt) or x = Acos(ωt), SHM equation a = -ω²x, period and amplitude, damped oscillations.

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