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On behalf of all college students, we thank you. You may not realize but you have save a lot of the student's grades. I hope you would continue helping us and for the incoming generation to come.
As a chemical engineer who deals with numerous calculations, I truly want to express my gratitude for your assistance. Keeping up with professors can be challenging enough, but your videos consistently come to my rescue. Thank you so much.
I'm a senior high student, I literally cried at dawn trying to understand this because it's supposed to be self-taught. I am very thankful for having you teach for us.
I was on the verge of giving yp on physics but yeah, I learned more from you 11 minutes video than an hour of lecture from our proffesor🤡 you've always been my go-to since precalculus, and now we're in physics. You've been very helpful in all of the student's lives. We would've already failed if it wasn't for you. Cheers to you man! 👍
You never feel as "oh this makes sense" as you do with these videos beacuse you are not as invested in "seeking out the answer yourself" when sitting in lecture. I dont see anything revolutionary in his "teaching method". Lots of professors just lack the problem solving in classes instead of lectures. My calc based physics professor takes an in class problem solving approach, and it makes a big difference.
This was so incredibly helpful! I couldn't move onto harder problems until I really had this down and it was also impossible to work through my homeworks without this but unfortunately it was both never formally taught to me by my teacher and I had less of an intuition about how to do it. Thank you for making these videos so concise and helpful so that I can watch them while doing my homework and also understand what the heck I'm even doing! You save people a lot of trouble
You've really helped me. This is the my first time, I have learnt Resultant Vector By understanding. I'm not gonna lie here that *YOU ARE A GOAT (Greatest Of All TEACHERS)*
Appreciate this so much! I'm doing level 2 electrical, and I've never had to add vectors before. Your step by step guide helped me make sense of this, thank you!!
like the many other people in the comments, I have nothing but gratitude. literally no other video or online calculator included the i and j when I was looking up on how to find the resultant force. seriously, thank you!
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god bless you bro, you're a big help to all students over the world. I want to ask for an first order, second order circuits video, that would be amazing. thank you
If we want faster method on this we can use the Pol( and Rec( function of your calculator Pol( :gives you the angle and resultant of force by inputting the resultant component x and y or i and j Rec( :gives you the x and y component by inputting the hypotenuse of the triangle or the given force and the angle Examples are based on this video's variables Example for Rec( : if you want to get the x and y component of force 1 use this function: Rec(200, 30) Resulting value in the calculator: x=173.205, y=100 Note: you can apply this to the force 2 but make sure to finalize your answer with appropriate sign Example for Pol( : if you want to get the resultant force and resultant theta use this function: Pol( 38.9, 312.1) Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta r = 82.895 What if you use: Pol(- 38.9, 312.1) Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta = 97.104
why are the people here senior high and college students?? IM STILL GRADE 10, why do we have this topic😭 Btw, thank you for explaining it. It really helped!
Thank you ! we were taught something called the vector box method and I didn't understand it. But this method has more steps but makes more sense and is easier to understand
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this makes so much sense but my south asian education systems doesn’t let us use calculators so we do something different instead, but thank u for helping me get a clear understanding of this unit!
Sir rather than finding the component vectors of F1 and F2 and doing all that long process, Can't we find the resultant vector when F1 and F2 are added.Plz answer my doubt sir. Your channel had helped me, is helping me and will always hep me. Dont stop making videos sir. Thanks
what I use is resolving the angle in respect to the x or the y axis. I do this so I don’t get confused either I’m going to use cos or sin in either the horizontal or the vertical component.
Bruh my teacher asked what is my favorite subject i said physics then he asked a question. If your standing 5 meters apart from a tree what is the Distance from the sun, of Course thats a joke but im gonna get a revenge . Because I didn't get the answer
Hey dude why are u deleting your videos ?? Please reply me back.Did you cover the content in this channel which you have deleted. It would be helpful if you reupload those videos.
Would it be any different if there were more than 2 vector to deal with or would the formula just be Fr = F1 + F2 + F3…..? Otherwise love the video, Thanks!
Or we can simply apply law of cosine for magnitude(by parallelogram law), and for direction we can apply law of sine(by triangular law). Hope ou can understand what I am trying to explain
Please I need help with this question. A 100N force which makes as angle of 45º with the horizontal x-axis is to be replaced by two forces, a horizontal force F and a second force of 75N magnitude. Find F.
Great video Sir.....I am however struggling to understand the difference between the reference angle and the angle relative to the x component when you used 135 instead of the 45
So like, in the case of sin60° and sin45°, what if we use the exact value in finding the resultant vector and and magnitude? Won’t this ensure mathematical accuracy?
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How did you get 180 degree minus to 82.9?
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On behalf of all college students, we thank you. You may not realize but you have save a lot of the student's grades. I hope you would continue helping us and for the incoming generation to come.
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As a high school student, agreed
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As a chemical engineer who deals with numerous calculations, I truly want to express my gratitude for your assistance. Keeping up with professors can be challenging enough, but your videos consistently come to my rescue. Thank you so much.
I'm a senior high student, I literally cried at dawn trying to understand this because it's supposed to be self-taught. I am very thankful for having you teach for us.
wait why would it be self taught are u taking AP?
My school's modality is modular, they basically just give the lessons to us
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I was on the verge of giving yp on physics but yeah, I learned more from you 11 minutes video than an hour of lecture from our proffesor🤡 you've always been my go-to since precalculus, and now we're in physics. You've been very helpful in all of the student's lives. We would've already failed if it wasn't for you. Cheers to you man! 👍
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Fr omg thus was two years ago are you still active tho
Hope the educational system is transformed by his teaching method. It is so simple and yet effective
You never feel as "oh this makes sense" as you do with these videos beacuse you are not as invested in "seeking out the answer yourself" when sitting in lecture.
I dont see anything revolutionary in his "teaching method". Lots of professors just lack the problem solving in classes instead of lectures. My calc based physics professor takes an in class problem solving approach, and it makes a big difference.
I don't need this video... But God bless you for saving so many grades (and probably some lives)
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This was so incredibly helpful! I couldn't move onto harder problems until I really had this down and it was also impossible to work through my homeworks without this but unfortunately it was both never formally taught to me by my teacher and I had less of an intuition about how to do it. Thank you for making these videos so concise and helpful so that I can watch them while doing my homework and also understand what the heck I'm even doing! You save people a lot of trouble
You've really helped me. This is the my first time, I have learnt Resultant Vector By understanding.
I'm not gonna lie here that *YOU ARE A GOAT (Greatest Of All TEACHERS)*
Appreciate this so much! I'm doing level 2 electrical, and I've never had to add vectors before. Your step by step guide helped me make sense of this, thank you!!
like the many other people in the comments, I have nothing but gratitude. literally no other video or online calculator included the i and j when I was looking up on how to find the resultant force. seriously, thank you!
Thank you for teaching me all these years, and may you teach more!
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I started watching your videos when I was in 10th grade, and now, am in college, and I am still watching them. Thanks to you, I passed math, chemistry, and physics. You are the GOAT
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best teacher ever!!! with that said, you got a resultant of 314.5 but when I plugged the numbers in my calculator, I got 309.7'
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god bless you bro, you're a big help to all students over the world. I want to ask for an first order, second order circuits video, that would be amazing. thank you
If we want faster method on this we can use the Pol( and Rec( function of your calculator
Pol( :gives you the angle and resultant of force by inputting the resultant component x and y or i and j
Rec( :gives you the x and y component by inputting the hypotenuse of the triangle or the given force and the angle
Examples are based on this video's variables
Example for Rec( :
if you want to get the x and y component of force 1
use this function: Rec(200, 30)
Resulting value in the calculator: x=173.205, y=100
Note: you can apply this to the force 2 but make sure to finalize your answer with appropriate sign
Example for Pol( :
if you want to get the resultant force and resultant theta
use this function: Pol( 38.9, 312.1)
Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta r = 82.895
What if you use: Pol(- 38.9, 312.1)
Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta = 97.104
Your a genius, god bless you 🙂
how to get the theta?
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why are the people here senior high and college students?? IM STILL GRADE 10, why do we have this topic😭 Btw, thank you for explaining it. It really helped!
Thank you ! we were taught something called the vector box method and I didn't understand it. But this method has more steps but makes more sense and is easier to understand
This is the GOAT, a have studied this countless times, i seriously forgot to count but i can finally relax because i have bridged the info thanks to this guy
My prof didn't teach us anything, and we are having a quiz tomorrow about vectors and scalars, so I am hoping to find helpful things in here.
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this makes so much sense but my south asian education systems doesn’t let us use calculators so we do something different instead, but thank u for helping me get a clear understanding of this unit!
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Sir rather than finding the component vectors of F1 and F2 and doing all that long process, Can't we find the resultant vector when F1 and F2 are added.Plz answer my doubt sir. Your channel had helped me, is helping me and will always hep me. Dont stop making videos sir. Thanks
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what I use is resolving the angle in respect to the x or the y axis. I do this so I don’t get confused either I’m going to use cos or sin in either the horizontal or the vertical component.
As an engineer student , you help me so much ! My physics teacher has such a strong accent I can’t understand him 😭
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Bruh my teacher asked what is my favorite subject i said physics then he asked a question. If your standing 5 meters apart from a tree what is the Distance from the sun, of Course thats a joke but im gonna get a revenge . Because I didn't get the answer
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Hey dude why are u deleting your videos ?? Please reply me back.Did you cover the content in this channel which you have deleted. It would be helpful if you reupload those videos.
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Would it be any different if there were more than 2 vector to deal with or would the formula just be Fr = F1 + F2 + F3…..? Otherwise love the video, Thanks!
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Or we can simply apply law of cosine for magnitude(by parallelogram law), and for direction we can apply law of sine(by triangular law). Hope ou can understand what I am trying to explain
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Please I need help with this question.
A 100N force which makes as angle of 45º with the horizontal x-axis is to be replaced
by two forces, a horizontal force F and a second force of 75N magnitude. Find F.
Do you always use tan-1 to find the angle of the resultant?
Very nice lectures
Great video Sir.....I am however struggling to understand the difference between the reference angle and the angle relative to the x component when you used 135 instead of the 45
180 - 45
i was wondering too why he didnt sketched a triangle at 45 the way he did for 30 one
It's because the second vector is in the opposite direction to the first, therefore, you need to subtract it from the first one instead of adding it
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300 x cos(135) is equal to 300 sin(45) should we take sin valie instead of coz in F2 (1st problem)
So like, in the case of sin60° and sin45°, what if we use the exact value in finding the resultant vector and and magnitude? Won’t this ensure mathematical accuracy?
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Sir how do you determine the fact that whether there will Cos Theta Sin Theta or Tan Theta applied
is this method is applicable for 3 or more vectors?
Very helpful, thank you.