Lecture

Cutting Principle: Internal Forces and Equilibrium

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Description

This lecture covers the cutting principle in statics, where a solid is cut to analyze internal forces. The concept of equilibrium for fragments is explained, along with the synthesis of internal forces. The lecture also discusses the nature of internal forces, stress distribution, and force-displacement associations.

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