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State D'Alembert's principle with two examples.
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D’alembert’s principle states that the sum of the differences between the forces acting on a mass particle and the rate of change of momentum of the system itself along any virtual displacement is zero.

$\sum_i (F_i - m_i a_i ) \delta r_i=0\space F_i= $Net force acting on $i^{th}$ particle

$m_i …

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