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Slide Chapter Topic 08 11 Rolling, torque, and angular momentum 09-1 12 Equilibrium and elasticity 09-2 15 Oscillations 10-1 16 Waves - I 10-2 17 Waves - II 11 14 Fluids 12 18 Temperature, heat, and the first law of thermodynamics 13 19 The kinetic theory of gases 14 20 Entropy and the second law of thermodynamics 15 - Research-based learning project - Entry in Chapter column indicates chapter in main reference.
12-1 Equilibrium (1 of 9) Link to heading
Learning Objectives
- 12.01 Distinguish between equilibrium and static equilibrium.
- 12.02 Specify the four conditions for static equilibrium.
- 12.03 Explain center of gravity and how it relates to center of mass.
- 12.04 For a given distribution of particles, calculate the coordinates of the center of gravity and the center of mass.
12-2 Some Examples of Static Equilibrium (1 of 6) Link to heading
Learning Objectives
- 12.05 Apply the force and torque conditions for static equilibrium.
- 12.06 Identify that a wise choice about the placement of the origin (about which to calculate torques) can simplify the calculations by eliminating one or more unknown forces from the torque equation.
12-3 Elasticity (1 of 12) Link to heading
Learning Objectives
- 12.07 Explain what an indeterminate situation is.
- 12.08 For tension and compression, apply the equation that relates stress to strain and Young’s modulus.
- 12.09 Distinguish between yield strength and ultimate strength.
- 12.10 For shearing, apply the equation that relates stress to strain and the shear modulus.
- 12.11 For hydraulic stress, apply the equation that relates fluid pressure to strain and the bulk modulus.
Summary (1 of 3) Link to heading
- Static Equilibrium.
- Elastic Moduli.
- Tension and Compression.
- Shearing.
- Hydraulic Stress.
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