Civil Engineering - Applied Mechanics - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Applied Mechanics - Section 1 (Q.No. 2)
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The forces which meet at one point and have their lines of action in different planes are called
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Mallikarjun H said:
5 years ago
Some imp systems of forces.
Coplanar forces - The line of action of all forces lies in the same plane,
Non-coplanar forces - The line of action of all forces do not lie in the same plane,
Collinear forces - The line of action of all forces passing through the single line,
Concurrent forces - The line of action of forces passing through the single point.
Coplanar forces - The line of action of all forces lies in the same plane,
Non-coplanar forces - The line of action of all forces do not lie in the same plane,
Collinear forces - The line of action of all forces passing through the single line,
Concurrent forces - The line of action of forces passing through the single point.
Dr.M.Sekar said:
6 years ago
Forces are not in one plane so non co-planar.
Forces meet at one point so concurrent.
So non co-planar concurrent forces.
Forces meet at one point so concurrent.
So non co-planar concurrent forces.
Avakash Patel said:
8 years ago
If two line cross each other then they must in one plane other then given plane.
So answer is E. None of these.
So answer is E. None of these.
Kiggundu Martin said:
8 years ago
Then what are Co-planer forces?
Ankur padalia said:
9 years ago
Co-planer means different planes and meet one point its means cocurrent forces.
Uvaraj.m said:
10 years ago
Because coplanar force means the force meet towards that point or away from that point. And force direction in different planes. So it is called as non coplanar & concurrent forces.
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