Which of the following conditions describes an object in static equilibrium? a. Net forces and moments are equal to zero b. All forces and moments are equal to zero c. Upward forces equal to are downward forces d. Clockwise moments are equal to anticlockwise moments

Which of the following conditions describes an object in static equilibrium? a. Net forces and moments are equal to zero b. All forces and moments are equal to zero c. Upward forces equal to are downward forces d. Clockwise moments are equal to anticlockwise moments

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