Equilibrium of Forces 1 (Equilibrium of Particles) | Applied Mechanics #equilibrium #solidmechanics

Applied Mechanics class on equilibrium of forces in 2D. This video gives a detailed and great explanation on how to find the equilibrium of forces by resolving a vector into the horizontal and vertical component for a 2-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system and applying the conditions of static equilibrium.

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