Lecture

Determining Forces with Arc-and-Cable

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This lecture explains how to use an arc-and-cable to determine forces at supports, starting with a simple system and progressing to more complex ones. The method involves drawing forces in a Cremona diagram and analyzing subsystems to find support forces. By applying this method to various structures, such as trusses and beams, one can accurately determine support forces.

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