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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Workbench/Physics_3A/06%3A_Momentum/6.07%3A_Static_Equilibirium
      We examine static equilibrium, where an object remains at rest with zero net force and zero net torque. Achieving static equilibrium involves balancing forces and torques. To solve problems, we select...We examine static equilibrium, where an object remains at rest with zero net force and zero net torque. Achieving static equilibrium involves balancing forces and torques. To solve problems, we select a pivot point, draw an extended force diagram, and balance torques and force components. This analysis is crucial for understanding structures like beams or bridges under load, where forces and torques must be precisely balanced to maintain stability.

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