Cartesian Force Vector Example

[@georgesadler7830]

Professor Stewart, thank you for another solid example using Cartesian Force Vectors in Statics.

[@ghasemmanouchrhti10]

really helpful, it would be so appreciated if you could upload more examples

[@CalvinStewartPhD]

Its a challenge to find the time. Thanks for the motivation. Bless up. 🙏🏾

[@muhdfaizalismail9473]

thank you prof..I’m glad i found your video

[@beckybrantuo5413]

Thank you sir

[@_zay__326]

Please I need an answer so urgently , why we didn't calculate the angle with positive x axis ?why you left it 30 degrees ??

[@CourseMedia01]

F1x component must be cos and F1y component sin in 4:54

[@syedshayan1764]

Love from Pakistan ❣️_Best teacher

[@ashamselectronics]

Thank you very much and greetings from Egypt
I would like to get the dictionary with the examples solved
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[@chapestory4912]

just noting that in 4:38, the Fx and Fy are the opposite. Fx is cos and Fy sin.

[@sshivan.v7188]

sir, would be good if i wrote it as FR=(140i+ 73.2J) also known as F1+F2

[@payydie5401]

Thanks sir ❤️

[@akash___004]

Thank you sir❤

[@CalvinStewartPhD]

Your welcome!