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When an object is modelled as a particle, which of these effects is ignored?

Rotational effects

What remains constant when an object is modelled as a rigid body?

Its shape and size

Which forces are considered when a surface is modelled as smooth?

Only normal contact forces

What must be used to calculate frictional forces on a rough surface?

The coefficient of friction

What is assumed about a light object's mass?

It is negligible

What is the same for all objects connected by an inextensible string?

The acceleration

How does tension compare on both sides of a smooth pulley?

It is the same

Where is the centre of mass located for a uniform body?

At the geometric centre

When is air resistance typically ignored in mechanics problems?

Unless specifically stated

What value is used for gravitational acceleration gg in mechanics?

9.8 m/s29.8 \, \text{m/s}^2

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