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Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year Salahaddin University- Erbil College of Engineering Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures 2nd Year  4 h/w – 6 Unites Dr. Ali Izzadin Marouf Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year

Engineering Mechanics Is essentially a study of effects of forces acting on bodies. - Mechanics is that branch of physical science which considers the motion of bodies, with rest a special case of motion (external effect of system). - When the force system acting on a body is balanced the system has no external effect on the body, the body is in equilibrium, and the problem is statics. - When the force system has a resultant different from zero the body will by accelerated, and the problem is dynamics. - If there is no internal effect the body will be rigid bodies – no real body is absolutely rigid. - Some time the changes in shape of the body have a negligible effect and assumed a rigid bodies. Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year

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Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year

Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year

Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year

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Architecture Engineering Department Mechanic & Structures Second Year