Finding Resultant Force of a System of Forces - Arabic -
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فيييييييييينك من زمان يا بعد قلبي انت
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شرح مبسط ورائع شكرا اخوي وجزاك الله خير
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Thane very very very much
شرح اكثر من رائع
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i have the exact same sum for my assignment, thanks for the help
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please upload all problems of R.C hibbler 12th edition plzzzzzzzzzzz!
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بطل !! شرح مبسط ومفهوم !! نطق صحيح ولغه مفهومه !! شكرا يا استاذ ...0
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Thanks for the video. those this technique work for 3D too? or just use cos law and sin law
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i dont agree with angle of the resultant force, i believe that it is 135degrees because the resultant force resides in the second quadrant as the x value is negative
azbat12 1 year ago
@azbat12
I think you are right!!
alot of people watched this and never noted that.
the angle is 180 - theta
which is approx = 135 degrees
thanks for the note
CTSCIVIL 1 year ago
thank u so much ... good job
fahibr 1 year ago
@fahibr
you are very welcome
CTSCIVIL 1 year ago
Gobblewobble
I will see what can I do about that :)
Kinda busy these days
CTSCIVIL 2 years ago