The Principles of Structural Mechanics Treated Without the Use of Higher Mathematics

In this textbook, Percy J. Waldram presents the principles of structural mechanics in a way that can be easily understood by engineering students without an advanced background in mathematics. Waldram's clear writing and numerous examples make this an accessible and informative resource for anyone studying structural mechanics.
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