Determine the moment of the force F about the door hinges at A and B

[@phoenixa17earth]

this channel is singlehandedly carrying my statics grade, thank you so much. I learn more in these videos than I do in lecture.

[@jonathanaguilar2178]

Point C -> k= 4sin45 and j=4cos45 + 3j ;)

[@dannie9216]

thank you so much!!!

[@lloydbernard1386]

Where did you get the 3j

[@kardontran5879]

@@lloydbernard1386 Because the green rectangle is already 3ft in the y-axis

[@drewlinton3472]

These videos are gold, so glad I found them!

[@mamoualvine9784]

You are doing alot to us...God bless you

[@connormaloney6969]

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[@otrey8488]

Instead of Ac you should be able to use every point that is on de workline of cd, so should I also be able to use AD instead of AC?

[@supahottfire]

Which book is this question from? I would really appreciate it , if its Hibbeler's book what edition? Thank you the video was very helpful.

[@FinalAnswer]

14th

[@gulshergulsher6771]

sir how do you find coordinates of c?

[@vaibhavshinde5520]

How to calculate moment about line AB

[@7j69411]

what software do you use to record you lectures?

[@nuwardarwish2021]

would you please explain how did you get the c vector in the j and k direction?

[@nuwardarwish2021]

+Daxter Bels oh ok ! really thank u soooo much

[@lancegong]

I got confused, when determine on the B , why it is force vector times direction vectorBC instead of times union vector BC

[@lancegong]

nvm, my bad lol, it should times direction vector

[@marialevkovytska3606]

thank you so much

[@6556859]

Thanks a lot man this was really helpful !! :D

[@dennislynch3321]

ty

[@rasheedlyn817]

this video is pointless we can go on chegg to see the values you didn't even explain anything

[@michaelmaxim7826]

not everyone can afford chegg you scrub