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Preface

This book is designed to supplement standard texts, primarily to assist students of engineering and science in acquiring a more thorough knowledge and proficiency in Statics. It is based on the authors convictions that numerous solved problems constitute one of the best means for clarifying the basic principles. While this book will not mesh precisely with any one text, the authors feel that it can be a very valuable adjunct to all.The previous editions of this book have been very favorably received. This edition incorporates SI units only. The authors attempt to use the appropriate mathematics available to students at the sophomore level. Thus the vector approach is applied in those chapters where its techniques provide a simplicity in theory and problems. On the other hand, we have not hesitated to use scalar methods elsewhere, since they provide entirely adequate solutions to most of the problems. is a complete review of the minimum number of vector definitions and operations necessary for the entire book, and applications of this introductory chapter are made throughout the book.Chapter topics correspond to material usually covered in a standard Statics course. Most chapters contain the appropriate derivations along with examples that illustrate the basic principles. The text material is followed by sets of solved and supplementary problems. The solved problems present methods of analysis, provide practical examples, and bring into sharp focus those fine points that, along with examples, enable the student to apply the basic principles correctly and confidently.

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