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Thank you. They absolute key here is to establish the best x & y axes to see the problem in the simplest way. I made it way too complicated trying to convert everything to conventional x & y axes. I really wish you had completed all problems in this book as you've been the easiest to follow. If only college students had more money to donate. Most of us are taking classes because we are broke, lol.
I dont know if anyone said this to you or not, but let me be the first to say that you Sir is a life saver and a true hero. I dont know what I would do without your videos.
Thank you. They absolute key here is to establish the best x & y axes to see the problem in the simplest way. I made it way too complicated trying to convert everything to conventional x & y axes. I really wish you had completed all problems in this book as you've been the easiest to follow. If only college students had more money to donate. Most of us are taking classes because we are broke, lol.
Sir I don't understand where did you get the (-W sin 45)?
How did you solve the Lo? How come you came up to the answer . 283?
what if we use y direction? like summation of force in the y instead of x
You can't use Y because then you have to account for the normal force.
Thank you! These are helpful!
Thank you so much for your help. It would be helpful if you solved number 5-36 from the statics book.
Please explain properly
the only thing that is hard for me to see is the where you got the 45 degress in the equation of -- w sin 45
You best
Is W is 49. 05 or 39. 7!?
Why can't we use y-component equations in place of x-components?
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How come you didn't put the normal force acting on the block?
You can neglect the normal force since the summation of forces x only matters on this problem.
drive.google.com/file/d/1PcJR-3b9qhf9I5F_7t0YqBGUjdEhqxXh/view?usp=drivesdk
You can check my solution.
@@jdpanizal1883 this question is difficult to me how I can solve it
Plz understand the concept to me
If the given angle is 30 rather 45 so what will be the angle that weigt is making with its vertical component.
What will happen if we use y direction instead of x direction?
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Could you use sum of forces in the y direction to solve this?
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Can u show me the process on how u get the answer 0.203m in unstretched length.
How do you get the 0.203m??
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This is missing the force caused by the ground