For the following Identify the true and false sentences: The sum of all forces acting on the ground plane is called the shaking force (Fs), = •The reaction torque felt by the ground plane is called the shaking torque (Ts). = The energy method for linkage force analysis gives all the information about the joint forces. = • The energy method for linkage force analysis is not useful if a quick answer is needed for the input (driving) torque. = • The Newtonian method for linkage force analysis gives the most information and is necessary in order to obtain the forces at all pin joints. = • . In the Energy Method, the principle law states that the sum of all Work Energy exerted by External Forces and Torques is equal to the stored Energy by Inertial components. 0

For the following Identify the true and false sentences: The sum of all forces acting on the ground plane is called the shaking force (Fs), = •The reaction torque felt by the ground plane is called the shaking torque (Ts). = The energy method for linkage force analysis gives all the information about the joint forces. = • The energy method for linkage force analysis is not useful if a quick answer is needed for the input (driving) torque. = • The Newtonian method for linkage force analysis gives the most information and is necessary in order to obtain the forces at all pin joints. = • . In the Energy Method, the principle law states that the sum of all Work Energy exerted by External Forces and Torques is equal to the stored Energy by Inertial components. 0

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