Lecture

Resultant of Forces

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of resultant force and explains how to calculate the resultant of two concurrent forces. The instructor demonstrates how to determine the position of the resultant force's line of action using vector addition and force polygons.

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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