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For real. My physics teacher posts tons of videos instead of lecturing over zoom (which I completely agree with) but she posts videos of people trying to be as whacky as possible to make science.. fun? But it is just soo damn distracting. This is always where I choose to learn.
As an engineering student, subjects like Physics, Calculus, and Chemistry are some of the important subjects in this course. But not all students can immediately understand what the professor teaches in only one sitting. This video gives a great introduction to static equilibrium as this topic is very important for engineers. It is essential since it is the engineer's responsibility to develop and construct a structure that is stable and does not fall, slide, or tilt. Static equilibrium is not an easy lesson and there are many formulas that need to be remembered but the lecturer of this TH-cam channel gave an easy-to-understand explanation of the topic so that students could understand it right away. He also gave real-world practice problems to further deepen the students' understanding of static equilibrium. Furthermore, the ability to rewind a tutorial video on social media will be very helpful to learners if they are having trouble understanding a part of the lesson they are studying. The video is a guide for students to clearly understand those complicated topics. However, it is crucial that students have their notes from discussions with their professors that could be a big additional help upon reviewing the topics that had been tackled. #Surviving #TheFutureEngineers #NextGenerationEngineers
Thank you for helping me prepare for this Physics exam tomorrow that I need a decent grade on. You make everything sound so much easier than when I'm at lectures
Nowadays I completely stop being stress when our teachers say "tomorrow u will take exam" pishhhh who cares ...I go home n search ur channel n knw u made a video abt ze lesson zen study wiz u n pass wiz a great grade zen I come to zis channel n start liking ol ze good comments zat u gate. Thank you 4 making ma life cool n calm.
Bro your tutorials are freaking awesome. i literally could understand better after watching your videos. Dude legit speaking, please make more videos. Your explanations are so acknowledgeable man. Thanks a lot, truly appreciate.
Second hanging sign problem - I did have to watch it 5 times for it to really sink in, but now I think I finally understand the concept of Torque = Fr(perpendicular). I kept asking my professor how it relates to SOHCAHTOA in geometry because I knew there was a connection. But he kept telling me not to think of it that way. Your explanation is so clarifying. Thank you!
You're probably an engineer by now, but I'm sorta old school and don't trust the whole rFsinθ thing, so I definitely go the trig route. It's a little slower but I can see exactly what I'm doing.
honestly this guy is saving me in college lmao -- I'm taking an introductory physics course, and even though my high school teacher was great, college is just a lot harder with the content. plus, even though I'm a math major and I love calculus, I DESPISE physics and have never been good at it ! so this video is super helpful for me !! also, my calc 2 class is online with a terrible professor, and his video on the convergence and divergence tests literally saved my quiz grade, honestly idk what I would do without the organic chemistry tutor ! the videos save me a lot of time since they're faster than studying, + I learn better with the crash course-style bc of my short attention span, not to mention everything is explained so clearly -- I can see why certain steps are being taken instead of simply memorizing how to do it, so I understand everything a lot more clearly. overall, thank you - these videos have been extremely useful to me and countless others :) !!
What to say??!!!! Whenever I feel weak in a topic, I search the web and when find out you made a video, no matter how mlong, watch it completely. Thabk you so much. It helped a lot😊🙂
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@@Irioberzan a lot of colleges have a bridging (foundation) course for some undergraduate students as their first semester in college for those without a GCE A-Level, IB, SAT2, American Diploma etc... so that explains it.
@@Irioberzan Yep in university you get to take again things you've done in highschool... So i would suggest you to study well subjects you intend to pursue at uni (these were some of my regrets lol) and that will make your life much easier
I feel safe to say, I’ve understood more than I had known, I always thought this was hard but now not so really, I mean it has its complexities but it’s understandable with the right teaching 🤙🏾
I like pausing the video and trying to solve myself. But if I don't get the right answer you do a good job of explaining the problem so i can find my mistake.
I feel relax whenever i hear your voice bro. I dont know if you're an engineering person would like you to do video on applied mechanics. Wish you're my professor for all courses.
Excellent pace and very illustrative problems, thank you. However, in the first ladder problem, was wondering why you did not consider Fwy at the wall. Then, in the 2nd ladder problem which was the last problem, you mentioned to assume no friction at the wall. So I assumed the same applied to the first problem too. Would be interesting to solve with assumption of friction!
24:33 We know that: Sum of forces = 0 Sum of clockwise tension= sum of anti-clockwise tension T sin 30 * 2m = 200kg(9.8)(2m) + 30kg(9.8)(1m) Tension = 4214 N
Just want to say that your lessons are really good. The way that you explained everything makes me wonder why I even signed up for my physics class in university, when literally I could just watch your videos.
55:14 could be my calc setting but when you simply use the triangle to determine the angle it does not match the value you got using the force component - sin 0 = 8/10 which is 53.13🤔
Thank you very much for all these videos. I had the unfortunate luck of getting a professor whos teaching philosophy consisted of "ill give you a minute to look at the board" without explaining anything. I would be failing if not for you and these videos.
Hi! This is in relation to the last problem. Should we really use half of 12 (the horizontal distance) as the lever arm of the beam? What I initially thought was to use half of the length of the beam itself, using the center of gravity of the beam, which in this case is 15/2=7.5. Anyways, this is just to clarify everything! :) Thank you so much for your help! You definitely help me survive all my college classes Y_Y
Hey, Hey, Chief! 1 Question: If you say that the ground force is exerting a force along the ladder's length, and decomposes into FGy and FGx, it's also true that the wall ALSO exerts a force onto the ladder and should be decomposed into FWx and FWy!!!
I think so too :/ I was literally scrolling through the comments to search if someone had addressed this note and if they got a reply explaining why this isn't the case.
Thank you so much for taking your time to make this kind of videos. You solve the problems step by step and explain them well, I appreciate your hard work.
For the question that has the uniform beam supported by two legs with a beam mass of 100kg and a 20kg box resting on top of it, Why is it that the normal force acting on the 20kg box that is created by the surface of the beam and the box not considered when equating forces? Video- 19mins- 24mins.
At 55:15, is the angle measure between the forces really supposed to be different to the angle measure between the ladder and the ground? Because if you take the length of the ladder (hyp = 10) and the height (opp = 8), then you'd get theta=arcsin(8/10)=53.13deg
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Helped me through high school, now helping me getting my engineering degree.. The man is a legend .. Protect him at all cost ...
too bad you cant use him once you get into the upper level classes rip
This is used in engineering degree ? I’m 16 doing this 🥴
@@gurisandhu7354 AP Physics 1 is a college level introductory course so yea
… I’m doing this in high school
@@m26munk58 bruh .. we all did this in high school. Physics course for engineering is more advanced. We gotta review the basic
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For real. My physics teacher posts tons of videos instead of lecturing over zoom (which I completely agree with) but she posts videos of people trying to be as whacky as possible to make science.. fun? But it is just soo damn distracting. This is always where I choose to learn.
100% agree. If anyone reading this is an aspiring instructor, this is the quality of instruction you should strive for in the long run.
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As an engineering student, subjects like Physics, Calculus, and Chemistry are some of the important subjects in this course. But not all students can immediately understand what the professor teaches in only one sitting. This video gives a great introduction to static equilibrium as this topic is very important for engineers. It is essential since it is the engineer's responsibility to develop and construct a structure that is stable and does not fall, slide, or tilt.
Static equilibrium is not an easy lesson and there are many formulas that need to be remembered but the lecturer of this TH-cam channel gave an easy-to-understand explanation of the topic so that students could understand it right away. He also gave real-world practice problems to further deepen the students' understanding of static equilibrium. Furthermore, the ability to rewind a tutorial video on social media will be very helpful to learners if they are having trouble understanding a part of the lesson they are studying. The video is a guide for students to clearly understand those complicated topics. However, it is crucial that students have their notes from discussions with their professors that could be a big additional help upon reviewing the topics that had been tackled.
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32:08 tension force prob
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He has almost 3 mill subscribers
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thx bro, i finally understand the use of moment arm. Our physics teacher doesn’t even taught us…
Thank you for helping me prepare for this Physics exam tomorrow that I need a decent grade on. You make everything sound so much easier than when I'm at lectures
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Nowadays I completely stop being stress when our teachers say "tomorrow u will take exam" pishhhh who cares ...I go home n search ur channel n knw u made a video abt ze lesson zen study wiz u n pass wiz a great grade zen I come to zis channel n start liking ol ze good comments zat u gate.
Thank you 4 making ma life cool n calm.
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Bro your tutorials are freaking awesome. i literally could understand better after watching your videos. Dude legit speaking, please make more videos. Your explanations are so acknowledgeable man. Thanks a lot, truly appreciate.
"please make more videos" he took your advice and is making more videos 😂
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true especially when your learning during the pandemic
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If one day he says he knows the secrets of the universe i'm gonna believe him
Second hanging sign problem - I did have to watch it 5 times for it to really sink in, but now I think I finally understand the concept of Torque = Fr(perpendicular). I kept asking my professor how it relates to SOHCAHTOA in geometry because I knew there was a connection. But he kept telling me not to think of it that way. Your explanation is so clarifying. Thank you!
You're probably an engineer by now, but I'm sorta old school and don't trust the whole rFsinθ thing, so I definitely go the trig route. It's a little slower but I can see exactly what I'm doing.
I feel like you're at a point now where you shouldn't specifically have "organic chemistry" in your name lol
Yeah, but it might be too much to change his name now with all the subs he has gained
his name is organic chemistry probably because of the course of he studied
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honestly this guy is saving me in college lmao -- I'm taking an introductory physics course, and even though my high school teacher was great, college is just a lot harder with the content. plus, even though I'm a math major and I love calculus, I DESPISE physics and have never been good at it ! so this video is super helpful for me !!
also, my calc 2 class is online with a terrible professor, and his video on the convergence and divergence tests literally saved my quiz grade, honestly idk what I would do without the organic chemistry tutor ! the videos save me a lot of time since they're faster than studying, + I learn better with the crash course-style bc of my short attention span, not to mention everything is explained so clearly -- I can see why certain steps are being taken instead of simply memorizing how to do it, so I understand everything a lot more clearly. overall, thank you - these videos have been extremely useful to me and countless others :) !!
You are the single most valuable resource I have for studying physics.
What to say??!!!! Whenever I feel weak in a topic, I search the web and when find out you made a video, no matter how mlong, watch it completely. Thabk you so much. It helped a lot😊🙂
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What's A God To A Nonbeliever? More like, What's A The Organic Chemistry Tutor To A Failing College Student, thank you sir for your service. 1 like is 1 respect
WTF? We have this shit in highSchool!
@@Irioberzan first year uni includes high school review
@@Irioberzan a lot of colleges have a bridging (foundation) course for some undergraduate students as their first semester in college for those without a GCE A-Level, IB, SAT2, American Diploma etc... so that explains it.
@@Irioberzan Yep in university you get to take again things you've done in highschool... So i would suggest you to study well subjects you intend to pursue at uni (these were some of my regrets lol) and that will make your life much easier
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I feel safe to say, I’ve understood more than I had known, I always thought this was hard but now not so really, I mean it has its complexities but it’s understandable with the right teaching 🤙🏾
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I like pausing the video and trying to solve myself. But if I don't get the right answer you do a good job of explaining the problem so i can find my mistake.
Which grade are you???
Bro you’ve covered like every example that is in my assignments. Great job
I feel relax whenever i hear your voice bro. I dont know if you're an engineering person would like you to do video on applied mechanics. Wish you're my professor for all courses.
Thank you so much for this lesson, it's actually very difficult to find good physics teachers like you
I really understood everything 😊
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Excellent pace and very illustrative problems, thank you. However, in the first ladder problem, was wondering why you did not consider Fwy at the wall. Then, in the 2nd ladder problem which was the last problem, you mentioned to assume no friction at the wall. So I assumed the same applied to the first problem too. Would be interesting to solve with assumption of friction!
24:33
We know that:
Sum of forces = 0
Sum of clockwise tension= sum of anti-clockwise tension
T sin 30 * 2m = 200kg(9.8)(2m) + 30kg(9.8)(1m)
Tension = 4214 N
wait why though i dont get why T1=Tsin(30)*2 because T1y= T1sin(30), where does the r arm come in???
This man should be awarded a nobel prize 🏆
Why when I watch your videos EVERYTHING seems so easy to understand?!
Thank you)!
Just want to say that your lessons are really good. The way that you explained everything makes me wonder why I even signed up for my physics class in university, when literally I could just watch your videos.
This man is a legend. He explains it 5000 times better than my teacher. Thanks, Organic Tutor.
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55:14 could be my calc setting but when you simply use the triangle to determine the angle it does not match the value you got using the force component - sin 0 = 8/10 which is 53.13🤔
Well-explained topics and plenty of examples, this channel has helped me a lot especially on my physics in engineering. Applause.
quite useful for jee concept clearing too...was damn stuck on ladder and hinges
Thank you very much for all these videos. I had the unfortunate luck of getting a professor whos teaching philosophy consisted of "ill give you a minute to look at the board" without explaining anything. I would be failing if not for you and these videos.
at 39:33 i feel like you should say we can do the switch rule so people dont get more confused, and you can teach the switch rule
Hi! This is in relation to the last problem. Should we really use half of 12 (the horizontal distance) as the lever arm of the beam? What I initially thought was to use half of the length of the beam itself, using the center of gravity of the beam, which in this case is 15/2=7.5. Anyways, this is just to clarify everything! :) Thank you so much for your help! You definitely help me survive all my college classes Y_Y
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At 16:35 sin 50 = 0.766 by adding sin 40 and 50 we get value of 1.409 and if we divide 784/1.409=556
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@@stephanietrevisan7672 in high school AND college. And i still have to go back here for enlightenment
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I want to clarify to the problem of a Beam and 20kg block. Isn't Normal Force supposed to be added to the sum of the Forces in the Y Direction?
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Hey, Hey, Chief! 1 Question: If you say that the ground force is exerting a force along the ladder's length, and decomposes into FGy and FGx, it's also true that the wall ALSO exerts a force onto the ladder and should be decomposed into FWx and FWy!!!
I think so too :/ I was literally scrolling through the comments to search if someone had addressed this note and if they got a reply explaining why this isn't the case.
thank you so much for creating these video. literally a grade saver.
This is a really hard unit and you made it clear, thank you.
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Thank you so much for taking your time to make this kind of videos. You solve the problems step by step and explain them well, I appreciate your hard work.
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at 7:44 you could just use W1xD1=W2xD2 it take a fraction of the time
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For the question that has the uniform beam supported by two legs with a beam mass of 100kg and a 20kg box resting on top of it, Why is it that the normal force acting on the 20kg box that is created by the surface of the beam and the box not considered when equating forces? Video- 19mins- 24mins.
I haven't even looked over books for this chapter...i just watch ur video ...nd got in to the exams and guess what no problems has gotten x mark
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Static equilibrium also needs momentum to be zero. If it's only constant diffrent from zero we say that it is just a equilibrium.
Today b/c of you I get +5mark in equillibrium question.😊
How did people pass these classes before TH-cam and TOCT?!
At 55:15, is the angle measure between the forces really supposed to be different to the angle measure between the ladder and the ground? Because if you take the length of the ladder (hyp = 10) and the height (opp = 8), then you'd get theta=arcsin(8/10)=53.13deg
cool video, helped me out. Thx!