Resolution of Forces: Horizontal & Vertical Components + Resultant Force Explained!

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I'm very thankful that I got to see this video

[@popopipi97]

probably the no 1 video on this topic thnxx

[@G_Vompiris]

One more great video from your channel. Just a small correction. Between 5:14 and 5:34 on the graph, the vertical component of the left plane is designated as F(x) instead of F(y).

[@VelvetFinCity]

Excellent explanation. Thank you so much🎉

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This video is great and easy to understand ❤

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[@mohamadfazli5575]

Excellent and simple explanation Gee ,,thanks

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[@Henry_ctech]

Nice😊😊

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Very helpful 👌

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Glad to hear that

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[@Rusia0000]

I see, so pretty much vector but 1 step higher. Thanks!

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[@sserugoronald]

Why is it that 50Ncos60 having +yet is under

[@AmirIrfan-n1s]

look carefully, 50Nsin60 is downwards, 50Ncos60 is on the right

[@tysonbaloyi2458]

I want an explanation why 10sin 90 =0

[@catherine1592]

how?

[@MyseriMr]

How btw

[@Rovindu]

Its perpendicular and value is infinity or 0
Ryt?

[@Rovindu]

Correct me if im wrong

[@stapzy3933]

@Rovinduit’s because sin (90) is zero