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ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Force ️Ans - Any influence that causes an object to undergo a change in speed, a change in direction, or a change in shape. (a push or pull) Velocity ️Ans - Speed in a given direction Acceleration ️Ans - A change in velocity; the rate of change of velocity with time. Force = Mass x Acceleration ️Ans - Mathematical formula to determine Force For every action (force) in nature, there is an equal (in size) and oppo...

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ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension How much force is needed to lift the 10Kg weight? ️Ans - 5 Kg In a double-pulley system, the force is equal to the weight divided by two. It will require a 5 Kg force to lift a 10Kg weight. The smaller gear has 8 teeth, and the larger gear has 16 teeth. When the larger gear makes 12 revolutions, how many revolutions will the smaller gear make? ️Ans - 24 The gear ratio here is 2:1, meaning that for every revolution of the larger gear, the s...

ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension| Exam REVIEW 2024/2025| Questions and Answers **1. What is the purpose of a lever?** To amplify force and make it easier to lift heavy objects. **2. In which type of simple machine is a wheel and axle system used?** To reduce friction and help move objects more easily. **3. If a gear is larger than another gear, what effect does it have on the smaller gear when they are meshed together?** The larger gear will turn the smaller gear at a slower spee...

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ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Isaac Newton's laws of motion ️Ans - describe how the acceleration of an object is related to its mass and the forces acting on it. Mechanical comprehension ️Ans - knowledge of mechanics and physical principals; including concepts of force, energy, work, and how they are used to predict the functioning of tools and machines. Review of Physics and Mechanical Principles ️Ans - The proper use of tools and machinery depends on an unde...

ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Questions And Answers Graded A+ 2024/25. force - correct answer. mass × acceleration vector quantities - correct answer. forces that has both size and direction equilibrium - correct answer. a stable situation in which forces cancel one another velocity - correct answer. the speed and direction of a moving object acceleration - correct answer. the rate at which velocity changes pressure - correct answer. ...

ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension gears ️Ans - systems that produce a massive amount of mechanical advantage opposite ️Ans - If a gear set is even the final gear will spin the _____________ way as the first gear. Same ️Ans - If a gear set is odd the final gear will spin the ____________ way as the first gear. M= Teeth of output gear/ Teeth of input gear ️Ans - Mechanical advantage equation for amount of teeth on a gear... 746 watts ️Ans -...

ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Which of the following is not a type of Structural Load? A) Rain load B) Live load C) Dead load D) Wind load ️Ans - A) Rain Load _ is speed in a particular direction ️Ans - Velocity What type of load creates different stresses at different locations on a structure? A) Nonuniformly distributed load B) Dynamic load C) Concentrated load D) Static uniformly distributed load ️Ans - A) Nonuniformly Distributed Load Which of...

ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension (2022/2023) Already Passed force mass × acceleration vector quantities forces that has both size and direction equilibrium a stable situation in which forces cancel one another velocity the speed and direction of a moving object acceleration the rate at which velocity changes pressure force (in pounds) ÷ area (in inches) work force × distance tension is measured in pounds-force or newtons work is measured in foot-pounds power work ÷ time power is meas...