Lecture

Structural Mechanics: Vectors and Cartesian Coordinates

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of structural mechanics, focusing on vectors and Cartesian coordinates to analyze forces in different directions. The instructor explains how to compute magnitudes and angles of force vectors, providing numerical applications for better understanding.

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