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    This document provides a summary of 6 problems from the ENES 221 Final Exam Review. Problem 1 involves deriving expressions for the angular velocity and hinge reaction of a car door left slightly open. Problem 2 calculates the angular velocity of an upper bar after an impulse is applied to a lower, hinged bar. Problem 3 determines the additional deflection of springs due to a putty block impact. Problem 4 finds the downward velocity of a cylinder attached to a pulley system. Problem 5 calculates the acceleration of points on a dual pulley system lowering a load. Problem 6 describes a disk on a horizontal surface attached to an initially unstretched elastic cord and finds the rate of cord stretching and disk speed at a given cord length

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    This document provides a summary of 6 problems from the ENES 221 Final Exam Review. Problem 1 involves deriving expressions for the angular velocity and hinge reaction of a car door left slightly open. Problem 2 calculates the angular velocity of an upper bar after an impulse is applied to a lower, hinged bar. Problem 3 determines the additional deflection of springs due to a putty block impact. Problem 4 finds the downward velocity of a cylinder attached to a pulley system. Problem 5 calculates the acceleration of points on a dual pulley system lowering a load. Problem 6 describes a disk on a horizontal surface attached to an initially unstretched elastic cord and finds the rate of cord stretching and disk speed at a given cord length

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    This document provides a summary of 6 problems from the ENES 221 Final Exam Review. Problem 1 involves deriving expressions for the angular velocity and hinge reaction of a car door left slightly open. Problem 2 calculates the angular velocity of an upper bar after an impulse is applied to a lower, hinged bar. Problem 3 determines the additional deflection of springs due to a putty block impact. Problem 4 finds the downward velocity of a cylinder attached to a pulley system. Problem 5 calculates the acceleration of points on a dual pulley system lowering a load. Problem 6 describes a disk on a horizontal surface attached to an initially unstretched elastic cord and finds the rate of cord stretching and disk speed at a given cord length

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    ENES 221 Final Exam Review

    Problem 1: A car door is inadvertently left slightly open when the brakes are applied
    to give the car a constant rearward acceleration a. Derive expressions for the angular
    velocity of the door as it swings past the 90 position and the components of the hinge
    reactions for any value of . The mass of the door is m, its mass center is a distance rG
    from the hinge axis O, and the radius of gyration about O is kO.
    Ans:

    =

    2arG
    kO

     r2
    
    Ox = ma1 G2 (1+ 2cos   3cos2  )
     kO
    

    Oy =

    marG2
    [3cos  2] sin 
    kO2

    Problem 2: The two slender bars, each having a mass of 4 kg, are hinged at B and
    pivoted at C. If a horizontal impulse
    is applied to the end A of the
    lower bar during an interval of 0.1 s during which the bars are still essentially in their
    vertical rest positions, compute the angular velocity 2 of the upper bar immediately
    after the impulse. Ans: 2 = 2.50 rad/s

    Problem 3: The 2-lb piece of putty is dropped 6ft onto the 18-lb block initially at
    rest on the two springs, each with a stiffness k = 3 lb/in. Calculate the additional
    deflection  of the springs due to the impact of the putty, which adheres to the block
    upon contact. Ans:  = 0.212 ft

    Problem 4: The system is released from rest with  = 0. The cord to the 1.5-kg
    cylinder is securely wound around the massless 50-mm-diameter pulley at O, to
    which are attached the massless arms and their 2-kg spheres. The centers of the
    spheres are 250 mm and 375 mm from the axis at O. Determine the downward
    velocity of the 1.5 kg cylinder when  = 30. Ans. vA = 0.0714 m/s

    Problem 5: The load L is lowered by the two puylleys which are fastened together
    and rotate as a single unit. For the instant represented, drum A has a counterclockwise
    angular velocity of 4 rad/sec, which is decreasing by 4 rad/sec each second.
    Simultaneously, drum B has a clockwise angular velocity of 6 rad/sec, which is
    increasing by 2 rad/sec each second. Calculate the acceleration of points C and D and
    the load L.
    Ans: aL = 1 j ft/s2, aC = -0.267 i +3 j ft/s2, aD = -2 i + 0.733 j ft/s2
    Problem 6: The 2-kg disk shown in the figure rests on a smooth, frictionless
    horizontal surface and is attached to a 0.5 m long elastic cord that has a stiffness k =
    20 N/m and is initially unstretched. If the disk is given an initial velocity magnitude
    of 1.5 m/s perpendicular to the cord, determine the rate at which the cord is being
    stretched and the speed of the disk at the instant the cord is 0.7 m in length.
    Ans: (vD)2 = 1.36 m/s, ds/dt = 0.838 m/s

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