4. When the total kinetic energy of a system is the same as before and after the collision of two bodies, what is it called? 6. A. Static collision B. Elastic collision 5. What is known as the periodic oscillations either A. Transverse harmonic motion B. Resonance What action does an impulse cause to an object's momentum? A. To change B. To decrease C. To increase C. Inelastic collision D. Plastic collision up or down or back and forth motion in a straight line? C. Rotational harmonic motion D. Translational harmonic motion D. To remain constant or conserved

4. When the total kinetic energy of a system is the same as before and after the collision of two bodies, what is it called? 6. A. Static collision B. Elastic collision 5. What is known as the periodic oscillations either A. Transverse harmonic motion B. Resonance What action does an impulse cause to an object's momentum? A. To change B. To decrease C. To increase C. Inelastic collision D. Plastic collision up or down or back and forth motion in a straight line? C. Rotational harmonic motion D. Translational harmonic motion D. To remain constant or conserved

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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