Force systems: Difference between revisions

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Force systems are the starting point of engineering analysis.

         <math>\rho (S,T,p) = \rho (S,T,O)/[1-p/K(S,t,p)]\ </math>

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+'''Part of the [[Statics]] course offered by the ''[[Topic:Classical Mechanics|Division of Classical mechanics]]'', ''[[School:Engineering|School of Engineering]]'' and the ''[[Portal:Engineering and Technology|Engineering and Technology Portal]]'''''
+==Lecture==
+Force systems are the starting point of engineering analysis.
+* '''[[Lesson:Always Draw a Freebody Diagram]]'''
+===Force Vectors===
+===Moment===
+===Couple===
+===Resultants===
+          <math>\rho (S,T,p) = \rho (S,T,O)/[1-p/K(S,t,p)]\ </math>
-* '''[[Lesson:Always Draw a Freebody Diagram]]'''
+==Assignments==
+'''Activities:'''
+# Create an activity
+'''Readings:'''
+# Peruse the appropriate sections of [[Wikibooks:Statics]]
+'''Study guide:'''
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Force System|Force System]]
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Vector|Vector]]
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Force Vector|Force Vector]]
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Moment|Moment]]
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Couple|Couple]]
+# Wikipedia article:[[w:Resultant|Resultant]]
+[[Category:Statics]]
+[[Category:Classical Mechanics]]
+[[Category:Engineering]]