Trusses: Equilibrium and Analysis

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This lecture covers the analysis of trusses, focusing on the equilibrium of segmented parts, assumptions for ideal trusses, and strategies to solve statically determinate trusses using the method of joints. The instructor explains how to determine reaction forces at supports and internal forces in truss members.

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