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uples Moment of force about a point Couples and their properties Equilibrium conditions involving moments 6. Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies Conditions for the equilibrium of bodies in two and three dimensions Application of equilibrium eq
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axis theorem Product of inertia and principal axes Friction and Its Applications Friction plays a significant role in many mechanical systems: Types of friction: static, kinetic Coefficients of friction and their deter
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