Lecture

Forces at Supports: Inclined Forces and Resulting Forces

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of forces at supports, including inclined forces and the resulting forces. Students will learn about common mistakes, how to find previous exams, and practical tips for taking tests. The instructor provides guidance on avoiding pitfalls, preparing for tests, and familiarizing with test procedures.

Instructor

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