Static Equilibrium Problems (part II)

[domek20314]

Thanks for the effort to help many. :)

[moro1891]

2kg is NOT 20N. it is 19.6N. its 2x9.8 If you are rounding the aceleration due to gravity to, make that clarification.

[DwayneHoover94]

@moro1891 That's pretty silly. In many real-world applications, you can assume that the acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/s/s, and not 9.8 m/s/s. It's much simpler to work with 20 N as the presenter does here than to work with 19.6 N. Plus, it's pretty obvious that he just multiplied mass by acceleration, what else would he have done to get Fg?

[MRippedShoe]

this man sounds so kind,and i didn't used to any tip of kindnes on my class:)

[MclovinDicks]

This guy is calling the moment torque. lol



[OAlEzeO]

@MclovinDicks same thing lol

[malomgir]

Thanks sir! for friendliest explanation ever

[Ninjaseye21]

When your finding force of the pin isn't both the 20N supposed to be negative because down is negative?

[Tuillyy]

@Ninjaseye21 down is not always negative.

[blkbait]

Thank you

[aarmaljer]

thanks

[sipp91]

i like d way u explain

[MrXrepublican]

My small negro brain can't handle the complexities of the white mans math!