Define shear force and its role in static equilibrium analysis.
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Shear force is the internal force that acts parallel to a surface within a material, arising from external loads applied perpendicular to the beam or structural element. In static equilibrium analysis, understanding shear force is crucial for determining how loads are distributed throughout a structure, ensuring that no part of the structure exceeds its material limits and that it remains stable.