A branch of science that deals with the behavior of a rigid body when the body is at rest or in motion

• Engineering Mechanics

• Statics

• Motion

• Rigid Body

A body that does not deform under load, maintaining constant distance between any two points regardless of external forces

• Strain

• Dynamics

• Rigid Body

• Moment

Proportionality constant between stress and strain, the slope of the line from origin to proportional limit​

• Modulus of Toughness

• Modulus of Elasticity

• Modulus of modulus

• Yield Point

Range wherein the deformation is permanent, beyond elastic limit​

• Plastic Range

• Yield Point

• Ultimate Strength

• Rupture Strength

The measurement of the external forces applied to bodies

• Load

• Motion

• Pascal

• Newton

A series of concentrated loads with uniform magnitude​

• Uniform Load

• Parallel Forces

• Coplanar Forces

• Baklang multo

Forces converging at a common point​

• Resultant Force

• Coplanar Forces

• Concurrent Forces

• Moment

In what unit is stress measured?

• m/s2

• Joules

• Newton

• Pascal

What is the state called when the resultant force acting on a body is zero?

• Poisson’s Ratio

• Equilibrium​

• Free-Body Diagram​

• NOTA

The measurement of how much a material will deform in the lateral direction when stress is applied in the longitudinal direction is called what?

• Normal Stress

• Poisson’s Ratio​

• Point Load​

• Elasticity​