Universal law of gravitation

Modern Form Of Newton’s Law Of Universal Gravitation

Gravity, as well as gravitational force, can be written interchangeably with each other. However, they are not the same thing; they are quite different from one another. Gravity, as well as gravity force, happens between every matter that exists on this planet. It is also considered the weakest force on Earth and plays no part […]

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Work Done by a Constant Force

Contact forces are forces that occur when two interacting items are believed to be physically engaging one another. Forces are defined in newtons (N or kgm/s²), while displacements are expressed in metres (m). Despite their great physical separation, the sun and the planets, for example, have a gravitational pull towards one another. There is also

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What is Conservative Force

Conservative force is nothing but a force. The force is independent of the path of the particle. It means that the conservative force depends only on the object’s position or the start and endpoints. The conservative force will be zero if a particle moves in a closed loop.  The conservative force law conserves energy. The

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The Universal Law of Gravitation

Introduction We live on the earth, and on it, we can walk and breathe air that does not escape into space. Life on earth is possible because of gravity. Gravity is also the phenomenon that governs all planetary motion in space. Gravity is the attractive property of any given mass. Gravitation does not depend on

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Stress-strain relationship explained

Introduction Every object when in linear motion experiences some form of load due to applied force during the motion that acts upon the object. The object that experiences this gives an opposite reaction to the loads, this is described as mechanical properties. For an object that is subjected to any sort of compression or tension

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Stress and Strain Relationship

Definition of Stress-strain Curve: Generally speaking, angles representing the relationship between stress and strain in any form of distortion can be regarded as stress-strain angles. Stress and strain can be normal, shear, or admixture, also can be uniaxial, biaxial, or multiaxial, indeed change with time. The form of distortion can be contraction, stretching, torsion, gyration,

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