HOW TO BALANCE SEVERAL MASSES IN DIFFERENT PLANES

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[@adityaprakashyadav4716]

Which software have you used to draw the polygon?

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[@omthegamer5362]

I have a dought sir
Can we mention the angles with respective to the horizontal plane..?

[@khantnyi6765]

Sir can you please explain why you don't draw direction arrows of both polygons. And also, angular position of masses direction arrows. This is what I don't understand in the book.

[@TECHCAD]

Dear
As we draw the vector diagrams so direction is required in the both couple and force polygon diagrams. this is the reason arrows are required. i hope it is clear
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[@Shallotgaming2002]

Sir why we measure angle in anticlockwise direction

[@TECHCAD]

Dear
Positive angles always measure in anti-clockwise direction.
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[@Shallotgaming2002]

@@TECHCAD but sir in our college our teacher is measure angle in clockwise direction why?

[@sahilpingale1484]

At 14:10 can we assume 16m=1cm?

[@TECHCAD]

Yes Dear u can take any scale factor...

[@nokuthulamtsweni2902]

Hello sir, shouldn't the radius of Y be 0,4? Mass being 0,4 not 0,04.....i thought you said we were converting ( 400mm to m)

[@joyalsaji7698]

Is it ok if we don't get the same value

[@TECHCAD]

Yes Dear A little bit variation can be ok....

[@MachuluriRamkrishna]

How to draw mx and my in reference plane

[@TECHCAD]

Dear
pls see the video at 12:50 for my in the reference diagram , the line is parallel to d'o'. and for mx the line is again parallel to dotted line irrespective of line lengths, as we are only concerned with angular displacement.
hope it is clear now.
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[@shaikgamingofficial3555]

How to get mass of y plane value?

[@vedavyasa0304]

I find the video useful, thanks😊

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Dear
Glad it was helpful!

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[@maddalasrisrikanth8340]

How we know in Which Model need to do
Is not mention...? Sir

[@Sid-proxi]

17:53 how did you make Mx?
other then is everything is awesome !!

[@TECHCAD]

Dear
with the help of roller scale or set square take the line parallel to dotted line on force diagram (which represent the Mx) and draw the exactly parallel line on the space diagram as shown in the video. the length can be any.
Hope u understand....
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[@AyomikunOluwasusi-mk6sb]

The scale issue when u wanted to draw the force polygon sir I didn't get it

[@sd1082]

Buy Roller Scale

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[@rashmipradhan9758]

My = 200 mm so radius will be 0.2 then why do you take 0.1m?

[@SwagatKumarmohanty]

Not the radius is 200 mm the distance is 200 mm for both the x and y the radius is 100 mm read the question thoroughly

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[@GPavankumarGPavan-hq3nq]

How take 182.54kg

[@TECHCAD]

Dear 182.54 is the mass calculation.. and with the help of vector diagram, you can make the parallel line to the space diagram..
Hope u got it....

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[@mohitpathak7091]

Space diagram given angle se bnaya gya hai

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Yes As per the given angles..

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