Lecture

Equilibrium: Analysis and Formulation

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of equilibrium in structures, focusing on analyzing forces and moments to ensure stability. Topics include isolating bodies, formulating equilibrium equations, and externalizing reactions. Through examples and diagrams, the instructor demonstrates how to apply these concepts effectively.

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