Why do we take 0.42D as crank length of a bent up bar? | Derivation of 0.42D | Civil Tutor

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[@vayakattuchamy3347]

Tq you for uploading the video in English 💝

[@sreenivasaraodasari9619]

can we call it extra length due to cranking? infact ac is crank length

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[@happylandO5]

Ratio: 1:6

[@SuperSaqibbashir]

It is 1.42

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