Lecture

Distributed Forces: Center of Mass and Centroids

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This lecture covers the concept of distributed forces, including line force distributions, area force distributions, and volume force distributions. It also discusses the location of forces, force resultants, and the center of mass/gravity. The instructor explains the principle of moments and demonstrates how to calculate centroids for different shapes, emphasizing the importance of understanding mass density and the centroid of composite bodies.

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