Lecture

System of Forces: 2D and 3D

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This lecture covers the classification of forces, the concept of resultant, and systems of forces in 2D and 3D. It includes topics such as moments, couples, rectangular components of vectors, and moments about a point or axis. The instructor explains the principle of moments and the equilibrium of rigid bodies under different force systems.

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