Example Particle Kinetics with normal and tangential coordinates (part 1/2) - Engineering Dynamics

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Your explanation was...... dynamic.
Great video!

[@structurefree]

Thank you! Your comment was curvilinear.

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Your comment was tangential to his

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your reply is normal

[@drwidebody]

Your videos are such a help. Thank you so much.

[@structurefree]

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Much better than my lecturer yo!

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[@TheLevidance]

"Screw it, don't need that line anyway" 5 seconds later.. redraws the line xD

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Only Physics tutor I've heard start with "wuuuut up" haha

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+Carla Barrios thank you!

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[@manikjang1815]

Hello, first of all, thanks for your tutorial. And I found the programming you used is really good, so could you tell me what is that programming called? Thanks again.

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[@sovlur]

Hi! first of all thank you, your videos helped a lot for mechanics of solids.. by any chance do you have any kinetics examples with polar coordinates?

[@structurefree]

becquerel i'll add that on my to do list.

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How you conclude that : ds = r dθ

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Control C and Control V. It's what all the kids are doing

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