1. For normal and tangential components, the normal acceleration is the rate at which the object accelerates along the path. 2. The tangential velocity represents the velocity of the object in curvilinear motion. 3. The transverse component of curvilinear motion is measured along the curve.

1. For normal and tangential components, the normal acceleration is the rate at which the object accelerates along the path. 2. The tangential velocity represents the velocity of the object in curvilinear motion. 3. The transverse component of curvilinear motion is measured along the curve.

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Question

1. For normal and tangential components, the normal
acceleration is the rate at which the object
accelerates along the path.
2. The tangential velocity represents the velocity of
the object in curvilinear motion.
3. The transverse component of curvilinear motion is
measured along the curve.
4. The velocity when obtained using radial and
transverse components is equal to the tangential
velocity.
5. The acceleration of curvilinear motion only has
angular components.

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