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Confusing in finding the sum of the moments..more explanation needed. Thanks by the way

i didnt understand the moment centroid part in the solutions i had for the question i was doing, and i do now so thank you for the clear information :)

Sorry please at the moment, why did you do M(6) and not M(10.5)?

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Hello sir, what if supports are at same level and subjected to multiple concentrated loads, will there be same tension at both the supports ?

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11:08 doesn't the formula for W is equal to mg or mass multiplied by the gravity acceleration. Why did you put the mass values there?

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Why i'm getting a result of 1535.9 N in the Force (P)? Even though i used the same solution as yours.😅

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Thanks for the excellent explanation. This is the only video I found that uses integration and it's so much simpler!

Yo why do you not double the force of B since it is being clamped on both sides

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10:47 you used your Th as 1267 instead of 1267x10^3 because of the kilo in KN, just a heads up to the people that are reading the comments (The angle theta is still correct)

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Hi, could you explain why when drawing B, you didn't write it as BX, BY?

What the process in the final getting value of s?

What the process in the final getting value of s?

What the process in the final getting value of s?

Hello, I love your videos they make this topic so clear! However I have a simple question. When you write the equation w(x) for the triangular distributed load, when is it -300, not 300? I am talking about the intercept or whatever you are going to call it. How do you decide on the sign?

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Okay, so it definitely works, but what I don't understand is the reason for flipping the curve, can someone explain the reasoning? Thank you, excellent video

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Why do we still use d for the 35N force as the diatance between the 35N forces when the distance d is not perpendicular to the force 35N

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I am confused on why 3 is being plugged in instead of 6. I am getting different boundary conditions but ending up with the same max moment of -2250. I see you are defining the part where the triangular distributed load starts as 0 on the x axis? Why isn't this defined as 3 on the x axis?

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thanks, next time solve integral too please.

Hi, thanks for the great video, I am trying to find the volume of a an entire tree, picture a silhouette of a tree, let's say a pine tree, I am thinking of a 21m high tree, the trunk is 0.4m diameter with a taper of the trunk at 0.8% on each side and the branches start at 1.8m off the ground and then there is a parabolic taper to the top of the tree from that point on to zero. The largest width of the tree, where the branches first start is 12m wide. I am thinking to revolve half the silhouette and so half of trapezoid of the trunk at 0.2m tapering to 1.8m high and then 6m branch start going parabolic to the top. Could you perhaps kindly outline how because I want to get this exact? Can this be done with an equation of the edge of the silhouette, or is it better to spin the area of half the silhouette, I'm not sure. Thank you.

My question is if these 3 objects are not connected, why would we have 1 centroid instead of 3

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Fantastic explanation. You saved me hours of time from reading hundreds of notes when you summarised the information i need in just a few minutes. Truly a life saver!

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Hello there, can u plz explain how did u get the second equation? (ln (T1/T2) = mB )

Hi, sorry, what was C?

very good video, I understand this a lot better now, its actually not that hard at all!

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