Mr. Hanson, you are a blessing to many engineers across the country and I want to thank you personally for all you have done within this playlist. Your teachings are opening a new avenue of learning that I did not think was possible for myself. I have always struggled with this topic in my engineering classes, yet you can break things down in such a way that everything becomes simplistic and commonsensical. I hope you realize how much we as students appreciate your lessons and I also hope you and your family are doing well during this pandemic. Thank you for all you have done! - Texas A&M Engineering Student
Took a long break from trig / math in general when I dropped out. One video got me caught up for the semester, saved me much headaches. Thank you, Mr. Hanson, you're truly a gem.
law of tangents = law of sine over law of cosine Thank you so much for sharing us your knowledge and expertise Dr. Hanson ❤️ You're a life saver especially for us this quarantine times 😄 😊
the echo after the law of cosines and law of sines crack me up so much. thank you for always making these fun. you make studying less stressful and more about actual learning. your personality is very likable :D
Thank you very much for doing these videos. Keep on doing the great work as you are helping lots of people who didn't understand this topic at University. We need more people like you in this world.
DR. Hanson, thank for a powerful review of Trigonometry and The Triangle Rule for Adding Vectors. These classic concepts are very important to the development of Statics. All students should do a deep review of Algebra ,Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus one before enrolling in Statics.
15:26 im not getting 24 - im not even getting a whole number - it may be because im lacking the trig as ive only done it for a unit once last year and im a junior right now - but ive been keeping up fine before
You missed one more critical equation. Not even trig. What do the angles of a parallelogram = ?. Is there a 9th grade geometry student, here? Whats that? 360 degrees. Excellent.
Failed Statics twice. Going to re-take it for the THIRD time and im still not giving up. When i watch your lectures everything becomes so easy, tho. But then again, my teacher is utter bullshit... going for a new teacher on a new campus soon.
Dr. Hanson, while I appreciate the content and frequency of your videos. In this particular video, you said something that was/is offensive. The supplemental trigonometry rule referenced as the hood rule. The decision to do so was in poor taste as the engineering field itself is not seen as a culturally inclusive field. You have to be cognizant as well as careful that your platform does not exclude or marginalize anyone.
Please stop being a snowflake and think rationally, logically. It seems like you're looking for something to offend, it's not a productive and positive behavior. This PC culture is really ruining everything, realize that, please.
bro come on, who cares? if you really feel you're excluded culturally by someone mentioning the hood then I'm not sure if you're living in the same world as the rest of us lmao
Ramiro Sandoval, I care that is who. If you live in the same world we all live in, you understand why the statement is offensive. Idk where you come from and don't really care, but your name is representative of someone who is of Hispanic descent. If he said something that was disrespectful to your culture which has a very low percentage of engineers as well hopefully you would speak up.
Abdulkadir Yilmaz you are not even from this culture. You wouldn't understand the racial implications of such language. If he was playing/joking about someone being a terrorist or something disrespectful to your culture I am sure you would feel different.
Mr. Hanson, you are a blessing to many engineers across the country and I want to thank you personally for all you have done within this playlist. Your teachings are opening a new avenue of learning that I did not think was possible for myself. I have always struggled with this topic in my engineering classes, yet you can break things down in such a way that everything becomes simplistic and commonsensical. I hope you realize how much we as students appreciate your lessons and I also hope you and your family are doing well during this pandemic. Thank you for all you have done! - Texas A&M Engineering Student
Thank you my friend for the great comment
Took a long break from trig / math in general when I dropped out. One video got me caught up for the semester, saved me much headaches. Thank you, Mr. Hanson, you're truly a gem.
I thought I was stupid, but turns out im just slow. Your steady teaching pace really helped me succeed in my statics course. Thank you Mr. Hanson
those two dislikes might probably be my professors, because they are terrible at explaining.
law of tangents = law of sine over law of cosine
Thank you so much for sharing us your knowledge and expertise Dr. Hanson ❤️
You're a life saver especially for us this quarantine times 😄 😊
Math becomes so much fun and much more easier to understand when you have a teacher like him.
such a fun class ahaha, im learning and having fun. havent felt this way about learning in a hot minute, thanks prof
the echo after the law of cosines and law of sines crack me up so much. thank you for always making these fun. you make studying less stressful and more about actual learning. your personality is very likable :D
Thank you very much for doing these videos. Keep on doing the great work as you are helping lots of people who didn't understand this topic at University. We need more people like you in this world.
There’s no better instructor than this man at this topic.
"Do you remember Chief Soh Cah Toa of the Triangle Tribe?" I love this prof
learn this, its easier. Some People Have Curly Brown Hair Through Proper Brushing. :))
@@insi_gaming
Whats the p and b?
@@kslane1040 perpendicular and base
Some Old Hippie Caught Another Hippie Tripping On Acid :))
it's 1:37 AM rn and i just finished my assignment thanks to you :)
Jeff Hanson reminds me of Marty McFly when he is wearing the orange vest, like on his icon in the upper right corner of this video.
15:02 mark. Why does 11.23 become 11.22?
Dr. Hanson, you are a lifesaver.
DR. Hanson, thank for a powerful review of Trigonometry and The Triangle Rule for Adding Vectors. These classic concepts are very important to the development of Statics. All students should do a deep review of Algebra ,Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus one before enrolling in Statics.
Thanks for taking the time to make these. You are a great teacher, love from Houston
Thank you so much sir. Your explaination is much better than my lecture videos.
If anyone wants a formalized version of number 4, it's the corresponding angles postulate
These videos are a great help. And perfect for review. 😆
15:26 im not getting 24 - im not even getting a whole number - it may be because im lacking the trig as ive only done it for a unit once last year and im a junior right now - but ive been keeping up fine before
I’m also soooo lost
Thank you for this video! I loved how you explained everything! and I really needed this trig review lol THANK YOU!!!
You missed one more critical equation. Not even trig. What do the angles of a parallelogram = ?. Is there a 9th grade geometry student, here? Whats that? 360 degrees. Excellent.
Another great video!
GREAT LECTURE
i'm studying for my Statics exam rn and found your videos they are very helpful thaank you very much
15:29 sir how did you get 0.417 ?? And b=24 . I can’t really understand that
He used the sine rule. Maybe just put in your calculator and you should get it
Thank You Sir. May God Bless you always for your pure teaching
Thank you Dr. Hanson! I find your videos very informative and very helpful for my review. I hope you help more struggling students!
Thank you I have a statistics test tomorrow you helped me a lot😊
really glad I just found these videos. thank you my good sir
Dr. Hanson, thank you for this material. Could the law of tangents be: [tan(A/2)+tan(B/2)]/[tan(C/2)] =(a-b)/(a+b) ?
I am totally lost - where can I find magnitude & direction of resultant force using method of components?
Pls make a series for structural analysis
Failed Statics twice. Going to re-take it for the THIRD time and im still not giving up. When i watch your lectures everything becomes so easy, tho. But then again, my teacher is utter bullshit... going for a new teacher on a new campus soon.
haha, entertaining professor. helpful video, thanks Jeff
ANGLES FROM THE HOOD "*SUP*PLEMENTARY LMAOOO
Thanks for your help jeeff I really appreciate it
Dr Jeff God bless you
I love you too
I never learned anything watching one video like this only one video thought me everything I missed in school 😂
감사합니다 핸슨 선생님
Thank you Dr. Hanson
Mr. Hanson :) Where can I buy your books?
Amazon.com
I love this man
why my answer of resultant vector r is coming 2.4175. where did I use calc wrong?
Your calc is on Radians.
Well when you put it like that this stuff looks pretty easy
I really struggle to find the angles, will really appreciate if someone can tell me about some resources to improve my trigonometry.
I would love to be in his class. Hilarious besides being clear in his explanations.
Best videos 👌😍
Just wow 😮.
Thank you
Thank you very so much 😍, im so confused before watching this :"(
thank you so much sir
I love you sir!
hocam mala anlatır gibi anlatıyosunuz çok iyi anlıyorum teşekkürler
he has good sense of humour gotta say that xd
Thank youuuu
Is this a new series on your statics lecture?
Yes
Can't you not just use the x and y components of the vector and add it up to solve this problem?
Thank you! I like my hair too!
3:11 bros trying to rizz me up
3:20 spelling : complementary, not complimentary
The law of tangents got me hard 😭
my ocd keeps me fixated on the misspellings
How do you handle class? are the the lectures you demand your students to watch and then do problems in class?
No flipped class. I teach traditional style. Lecture with problems.
@@1234jhanson i am going to need help I’m bearly in my first week! What recommendations you have for me? Throughout the semester
@@luisconstancio5906 work lots of practice problems! It will get much better with practice! Stay off Chegg!!!
@@1234jhanson what if I don’t know how to start?:(
WALA PANG 5K NANDITO NA AKO AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THANK U JEFF
the law of tangents:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_tangents
not really that useful but it exists.
"Angles frm the hood", got my pants wet
Its not just a good idea its a law :-)
you are like the walter white of math lol
angles from the hood..... SUP..limentary🤣🤣🤣
here's to bagging the A
Pov; Engineering Midterm tommorow
Sir it's not the law of cosinus, it's the law of al-Kashi, it's an arab mathematician.
My hair looks good ? Sir I am bald :(
My teacher,you look like Walter White :D
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SAW IT
LMAO
@@Jusalamo hahahaha matey
he said the hood
i think the math may be wrong
Law of Tangent LOL
Wth
Dr. Hanson, while I appreciate the content and frequency of your videos. In this particular video, you said something that was/is offensive. The supplemental trigonometry rule referenced as the hood rule. The decision to do so was in poor taste as the engineering field itself is not seen as a culturally inclusive field. You have to be cognizant as well as careful that your platform does not exclude or marginalize anyone.
How is 'the hood' in any way offensive? That's just how it's called??? lol it's not that big of a deal
Please stop being a snowflake and think rationally, logically. It seems like you're looking for something to offend, it's not a productive and positive behavior. This PC culture is really ruining everything, realize that, please.
bro come on, who cares? if you really feel you're excluded culturally by someone mentioning the hood then I'm not sure if you're living in the same world as the rest of us lmao
Ramiro Sandoval, I care that is who. If you live in the same world we all live in, you understand why the statement is offensive. Idk where you come from and don't really care, but your name is representative of someone who is of Hispanic descent. If he said something that was disrespectful to your culture which has a very low percentage of engineers as well hopefully you would speak up.
Abdulkadir Yilmaz you are not even from this culture. You wouldn't understand the racial implications of such language. If he was playing/joking about someone being a terrorist or something disrespectful to your culture I am sure you would feel different.