Difference between Statics, Dynamics, Kinetics, Kinematics
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Answer Posted / b janarthanan
Statics - study of forces on rigid body which is stationary
Dynamics - study of forces on rigid body when it is in motion
Kinematics - branch of dynamics without considering forces
causing motion
kinetics - branch of dynamics considering the forces causing
the motion
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