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Showing posts with label Exam 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exam 1. Show all posts

Sep 29, 2008

Exam No. 1 - statistics

Click here for the statistics for Exam No. 1. Let me know if you have any questions on this. If you have any questions on the grading, do not hesitate to contact me.




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Sep 24, 2008

Exam No. 1 - solution




Click here for a solution for Exam No. 1.



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Sep 22, 2008

Sample exam problem 12


Hi sir

In problem 12, is it accurate to say that the instant center for link CD is any point on the line CD?
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Sep 18, 2008

Exam No. 1 - review video


Click here to see a video review for Exam No. 1.
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Sep 15, 2008

Exam No. 1 - details

Exam No. 1 will be given from 6:30-7:30PM on Tuesday, September 23, in SMTH 108. Please see the Exam Page link on the left side of the course blog for information on exam coverage, sample exam questions and Help Session. Please note that the Help Session will start at 7:45PM on Monday, September 22, to accommodate those of you in ECE 201.

There will be three questions on the exam:
  • One question on rigid body kinematics analysis of a mechanism (including both velocity and acceleration).
  • One question on point kinematics (Cartesian, path and/or polar descriptions)
  • One multi-part question on the topics covered by the exam. One question will be multiple choice. The remaining parts will be short answer and short calculation.
Click here to view the cover and equation sheets for the exam.



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