You're a great help and have been a key component to my success in statics, and now dynamics. My professors are not very good at explaining it in a way that I understand and work through little to no practice problems.
hi I don't know if you'll read this but I just stumbled upon your channel and I'm studying this chapter and I have a confusion with this problem on why do we only use the work done by the barrier and not use also the work done by the weight?
because weight is in the y direction and work in this problem is in the x direction. Work is always going along the force never perpendicular. Hope this helped
@@karimelfar6870ooohhhh I see it now, I forgot for a second there that I have to only use the work that moves in the same direction as the displacement and not the perpendicular ones, thank you so much for answering :)
You're a great help and have been a key component to my success in statics, and now dynamics. My professors are not very good at explaining it in a way that I understand and work through little to no practice problems.
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hi I don't know if you'll read this but I just stumbled upon your channel and I'm studying this chapter and I have a confusion with this problem on why do we only use the work done by the barrier and not use also the work done by the weight?
because weight is in the y direction and work in this problem is in the x direction. Work is always going along the force never perpendicular. Hope this helped
@@karimelfar6870ooohhhh I see it now, I forgot for a second there that I have to only use the work that moves in the same direction as the displacement and not the perpendicular ones, thank you so much for answering :)