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An object is in static equilibrium if the following is true:

+ the sum of the forces on it in each direction is zero.

+ the sum of the forces on it in each direction is zero.+ the sum of the torques on it in each direction is zero.

+ the sum of the forces on it in each direction is zero.+ the sum of the torques on it in each direction is zero.+ it's linear momentum is zero (i.e. it's not moving).

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An object in static equilibrium will have these attributes;

  1. The total forces acting on it in each of the direction will equal to zero.
  2. The summation of the torque on all the particle of the object will be zero.
  • Static equilibrium can be regarded as any system having a summation of zero force acting on the object in each direction as well as zero torque acting on the particles of all the object.
  • In a simple term equilibrium can be explained as system having its parts at rest.
  • Non-moving stationary object of any kind can be seen as an object with static equilibrium
  • Example of an object experiencing static equilibrium is  ball kept on the ground,

Therefore, when an object is in static equilibrium, the summation of forces on it will be zero.

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