Lecture

Equilibrium in 3D: Adequacy of Constraints and Supports

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This lecture covers the equilibrium conditions in 3D, including the adequacy of constraints in 2D systems, hyperstatic systems, and supports like ball & socket joints and thrust bearings. It also discusses the categories of equilibrium, parallel forces, and different types of supports in 3D.

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