Final Exam – ENS100 – Fusion of Engineering, Control, Coding, Machine Learning, and Science

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Question 1 (10 points). Interest rates.
Initially, you borrowed $$1000$ from a bank. If the monthly interest rate is $3\%$ , calculate the amount that you will have to return to the bank after 5 years.

Question 2 (10 points) Velocity and acceleration
An object is moving along a straight line. Its position that is a function of time is given by the following table.

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Estimate
a) Velocity at the time instant $5 [s]$
b) Velocity at the time instant $6 [s]$
c) Acceleration at the time instant $5 [s]$

Question 3 (10 points). Moment of the force.

Given the force $F$ , angle, and distance $s$ , compute the moment of the force $F$ with respect to the point A for the cases given in the panels of the figure below.

Question 4 (10 points). Mechanical advantage
What is a mechanical advantage? Draw a sketch and provide a detailed explanation.

Question 5(10 points). Unit Conversion
Transform units:

a) $10 [\frac{miles}{hour}]$ to $[\frac{kilometer}{second}]$

b) $100 [\frac{centimeter}{second}]$ to $[\frac{milimeter}{hour}]$

c) $10^{4} [\frac{meter}{second}]$ to $\frac{miles}{hour}$

Question 6 (10 points)
Two cars are approaching each other. The velocity of the first car is $30 [\frac{meter}{second}]$ and the velocity of the second car is $20 [\frac{meter}{second}]$ . If the initial distance between the cars is $10 [miles]$ , compute the time it takes until two cars reach each other. What is the distance the first car traveled? Provide a sketch of the problem and all the graphs.

Question 7(20 points).

A force $F$ is acting on a box of the mass $m=200 [kg]$ (see the figure below). The coefficient of friction between the surface and the box is $\mu=0.2$ .

a) Sketch a free body diagram of the box?
b) What is the maximal intensity of the force $F$ that can be applied to the box such that the box remains still (at rest)?

Question 8 (20 points)
A force $F$ is acting on a box of the mass $m=200 [kg]$ on an inclined plane with an angle of $30$ degrees. The inclined plane is without friction (no friction force).
a) Sketch a free body diagram of the box.
b) What is the force $F$ (the force is horizontal) that needs to be applied to the box such that the box does not move.

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