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An Introduction To Mathematics For Engineers Mechanics Lee

Name: An Introduction To Mathematics For Engineers Mechanics Lee
SKU: BELL-5101266
Price: 31.00 USD
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An Introduction To Mathematics For Engineers Mechanics Lee instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.73 MB

Pages: 522

Author: Lee, Stephen

ISBN: 9781466586048, 1466586044

Language: English

Year: 2014

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An Introduction To Mathematics For Engineers Mechanics Lee by Lee, Stephen 9781466586048, 1466586044 instant download after payment.

Motion along a straight line Newtonâ€™s laws of motion Vectors Projectiles Equilibrium of a particle Friction Moments of forces Centre of mass Energy, work and power Impulse and momentum Frameworks Circular motion Elasticity Simple harmonic motion Damped and forced oscillations Dimensional analysis Use of vectors Variable forces Variable mass Dynamics of rigid bodies rotating around a fixed axis Stability and small oscillations.
Abstract: Motion along a straight line Newtonâ€™s laws of motion Vectors Projectiles Equilibrium of a particle Friction Moments of forces Centre of mass Energy, work and power Impulse and momentum Frameworks Circular motion Elasticity Simple harmonic motion Damped and forced oscillations Dimensional analysis Use of vectors Variable forces Variable mass Dynamics of rigid bodies rotating around a fixed axis Stability and small oscillations