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System of Forces in 2D

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This lecture covers the concept of forces in 2D, including the definition of force, classification of forces, transmissibility principle, resultant of concurrent forces, components of a force vector, and moments. It also discusses the Varignon's theorem, couples, force-couple systems, and the principle of moments for non-concurrent forces. Through examples, students learn how to calculate resultant forces and moments in various scenarios.

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