Lecture

Reduction: Equilibrium Equations and Static Equivalence

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This lecture covers the formulation of equilibrium equations for bodies, the reduction of forces and moments, and the concept of static equivalence. Topics include reducing forces and moments, equilibrium equations in space and plane, and reducing forces and moments between points.

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