Lecture

Structures and Mechanisms: Opening a Box

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This lecture covers the analysis of structures and mechanisms, focusing on a sample problem involving opening a box with a lid held by a string at an angle. It discusses system of forces, equilibrium, and geometric analysis, providing insights into static determinacy, kinematic analysis, and simplified force cases.

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