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Define First Condition of Equilibrium ??​
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Define First Condition of Equilibrium ??​

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Answer:

First Condition of Equilibrium :

The net force in all direction must be zero

Sum of all force = 0 or net F = 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Examples :

  • Book lyinh on table
  • Picture hanging on a wall
  • A paratroper coming down with terminal velocity
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First Condition of Equilibrium is that it must be experiencing no acceleration or the external forces acting on the body should be zero.

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