Constraints and Determinacy

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This lecture covers the concepts of hyperstatic, hypostatic, and hyperstatic-hypostatic systems, the adequacy of constraints through kinematic analysis, and provides examples to illustrate these concepts. It also delves into the importance of the right number of constraints for equilibrium, the distinction between isostatic and non-isostatic systems, and the significance of equilibrium conditions in solving statically indeterminate problems.

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