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Applied Mechanics by Alfred P. Poorman

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Applied Mechanics
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ISBN/ASIN: 1112225420
Number of pages: 268

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This textbook on Applied Mechanics is intended for use in the undergraduate courses in Mechanics in engineering schools. A knowledge of the principles of General Physics and the Calculus is assumed. The author develops the basic principles of the subject in a way which the average student could easily follow and presents such illustrations as would show clearly the application of such principles to the solution of engineering problems.

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