Thank you for the videos as always! It's always easier to pay attention to your videos and enjoy watching theses videos because of how you throw in occasional moments where you relate to us. I swear, sometimes it feels like you can read my mind. Thank you! I probably speak for all of us watching your videos when I say I hope you're having a great day too!
Thank you so much for the kind words :) it makes me happy to know the videos are helping! I got so lost constantly when I took statics as a first-year so I always to clarify the sections I know would of lost me if I was new to the content haha
Thank you for the videos as always! It's always easier to pay attention to your videos and enjoy watching theses videos because of how you throw in occasional moments where you relate to us. I swear, sometimes it feels like you can read my mind. Thank you! I probably speak for all of us watching your videos when I say I hope you're having a great day too!
Thank you so much for the kind words :) it makes me happy to know the videos are helping! I got so lost constantly when I took statics as a first-year so I always to clarify the sections I know would of lost me if I was new to the content haha
@@ClaytonPettit Thank you sir for all your hard works (1st year civil engineering, a learner from Nepal)
Thank you Clayton! I'm from BC in first year and my prof teaches very disjointed and vague, your lectures are much clearer.
Always we have take unknown force is in tension for finding the value in joint method
Would force CF be a zero force member? I thought it would be but then I considered the external forces and am now confused.
for it to be a zero force member it cant have any external force acting on the joint