Lecture

Force Diagrams: Principles and Applications

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This lecture covers the principles of force diagrams, including isolating systems, internal and external forces, action-reaction pairs, and the importance of coordinate systems. It also explains the concept of binding forces, perfect bonding, and the analysis of real systems using simplified models.

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