Clarifying Mechanics of Materials Problems: PDF and Word File Upload Questions

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In summary, a new member is seeking help with solving problems in their Mechanics of Materials class. They have saved the problems in PDF and Word documents and are looking for alternative solutions and guidance from the forum members. They are also seeking advice on how to upload the files as attachments.
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Hi everyone, I am new on the forum and I am hoping to pick up your knowledge.
I am getting ready for my coming class (Mechanics of Materials) and I am start to solve some of the problems of my textbook, but I have some questions that I will like to be clarified, for that I have the problems already saved on pdf files, as well as word documents (I did the graphics, etc) some of them were easy to solve others, I am kind of lost, how can I upload the files so you guys can take a look, and let me know if they were alternative solutions, shorter steps, and/or show me the right way
Thanks in advance
and cheers to everyone
Sajamamama
 
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You could post it as an attachment, pending moderator approval. It's advisable to stick to non-infectable files such as JPEGs or PDFs.
 
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Hello Sajamamama,

Welcome to the forum and to the world of Mechanics of Materials! It's great to see you taking the initiative to start solving problems and seeking clarification on them.

To upload your PDF and Word files, you can use a file-sharing platform such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. These platforms allow you to upload your files and share the link with others. You can then post the link on the forum for others to access and provide feedback.

As for your questions, it would be helpful if you could provide specific problems or concepts that you are struggling with. This will allow other forum members to provide targeted and helpful responses. Additionally, you can also consult with your professor or classmates for clarification on specific problems.

Best of luck with your studies! Keep up the good work.
 

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