Determine the components of the force acting parallel and perpendicular to the axis of the pole.

[@shilosinjari4474]

Thank you so much this helped a lot.
Can't wait to watch more of your videos

[@shilosinjari4474]

Daxter Bels thank you so much! this is so helpfull, just watched a couple of more videos, i just understood the concept

[@AaronJTamba]

Thank you. This was helpful

[@احمدالشيباني-و4ط]

Thanks a lot ...could you do additional examples from the problem of the dot product .?

[@zaragovaa6815]

How do we find the perpendicular vector in cartesian components?

[@jafarabed8910]

it's really good explanation but a have a question why do we use the 600 sin 30 for i and the 600 cos 30 for j

[@adriansantos1761]

soh cah toa, sinx=o/h, cosx=a/h, sole those for the side we want. Lmao this was from 5 years ago doubt you want help now

[@bukarsadiq6625]

hi i really, learn a lot from your work.thanks

[@jadkhalil9263]

thank you

[@Conscious_Rap]

Appreciate this bruv

[@wowcoldboy076]

Can anyone explain to me why the Projection of F along X and Y plane is l F l cos 60 and not l F l sin 60 ?

[@jeconiahmasati2041]

Why is the vector at O is = 0?

[@TrungNguyen-sc9vw]

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[@TrungNguyen-sc9vw]

Do you know VietNam?

[@Joe-os2dd]

awsome thanks a lot !

[@FinalAnswer]

No problem!

[@jastim3582]

at the last part Pythagorean its not 400.7 its 337.21

[@ZainKhan-xx6np]

check ur calculations

[@adriansantos1761]

he rounds the whole time