Lecture

Static Equilibrium System

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Description

This lecture covers the equilibrium conditions for a material point system, the conservation laws for an isolated system, and the principles of mechanics related to shocks, collisions, and the center of mass. It also emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between internal and external forces in a mechanical problem.

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