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Mechanical Engineering

Practice the language of motion, forces, actuators, alloys, aerodynamics, amplitude, measurements, and mechanical design.

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TermPaired term
AccuracyCloseness to true value
ActuatorComponent that causes movement in a mechanism
AdhesionMolecular attraction forces
AerodynamicsStudy of air movement
AlloyMixture of two or more metals
AmplitudeMaximum displacement value
AnalysisDetailed examination of a problem or situation
AngleSpace between two intersecting lines
Applied loadExternal force applied to a structure or component
Arc weldingFusion using electric arc

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