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  • @terziwh
    @terziwh 8 років тому +144

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    • @ExamSolutions_Maths
      @ExamSolutions_Maths  8 років тому +45

      Dear Irtaza,
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    • @muhammadrumais8783
      @muhammadrumais8783 7 років тому +6

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    • @terziwh
      @terziwh 7 років тому +15

      I did language courses from a private institute which were to the required language level in the university I applied. So the easiest way to get the language qualification is to do a language course and pass it. It should be noted which institutes the unviersity you are applying to recognizes.
      regards,
      Irtaza

    • @muhammadrumais8783
      @muhammadrumais8783 7 років тому +6

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      @ammelkhan9265 5 років тому +7

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  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому +9

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    @pearlipop 11 років тому +1

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    @wuanimator 11 років тому +2

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  • @suharsh96
    @suharsh96 8 років тому +23

    This have haunted me for a long time, aaand I finally get it. Thank you so much :)

  • @john36138
    @john36138 10 років тому +10

    Thank you for this helpful video. I've tried to figure this out myself for a time but it was complicated in the text book. Your explanation is dead on accurate and coherent. A little hard real life problem would have been extremely helpful but i guess as long as someone has the basics they can never go wrong.
    Thank you

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    @yaxiu3799 5 років тому +1

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    @ellahas1192 5 років тому +2

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    @SUNSHINERose78 10 років тому +62

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      @Goodday-c8h 2 роки тому +2

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  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому +4

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    @_shumba 3 роки тому +2

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    @booyaka3 14 років тому +2

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    @RONAL63 3 роки тому +1

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  • @HujakAdynCykaNahujj
    @HujakAdynCykaNahujj 4 роки тому +4

    Oh my god that part where x axis is cos and y axis is sin was haunting me for weeks. Tutor didnt even bother to waste 1 min to explain this as he said : ((everyone should know this from school.)) Such little things that take such little time to explain made such difference. Thank you sir

  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому

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    @WizK3640 12 років тому +1

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    @ZackHosseini 11 років тому +1

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    @jackcool5798 11 років тому +1

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    @abhishek420oviyt 11 років тому +1

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    @naturaldon 14 років тому +4

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  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому +4

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    @curiouserkats 7 років тому +1

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    @fatimamahmood1759 7 місяців тому +1

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    @BlimeyGeezaMate 11 років тому

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  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  13 років тому

    @Vipa567 No. You could say cos 30 though but I would always encourage my students to use the angle given.

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    @judedabbas204 11 років тому

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    @ceasar_69 7 років тому

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    @vidhulak5720 2 роки тому +1

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  • @lichh64
    @lichh64 5 років тому +3

    Guys just remember the TOWARDS THE ANGLE COSINE, AWAY OF THE ANGLE SINE, summarized in TC and AS.

    • @reddress2200
      @reddress2200 4 роки тому +1

      I don't understand, what does towards the angle mean?

  • @loodynagy9270
    @loodynagy9270 8 років тому +2

    Hey! Your videos always help me when I blank out in class. Thank you!
    I just wanted to ask you one question.
    In your first example, shouldn't it be -20 cos60 rather than 20 cos 60?
    I'm saying so because the red line is moving in the negative direction. I was so told by my tutor.

    • @ExamSolutions_Maths
      @ExamSolutions_Maths  8 років тому

      +Loody Nagy I did not set up a positive sense. I am only looking at the magnitude of the force. However, yes, if I took the right to be positive then it would be - 20 cos 60

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    @GamezTUBER 7 років тому

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  • @yeetspageet5679
    @yeetspageet5679 8 років тому +1

    Very helpful video. Thank you.

  • @dhruv1863
    @dhruv1863 9 років тому

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  • @richarddale2467
    @richarddale2467 3 роки тому

    Nice one, great lesson sir.

  • @TOBIOO
    @TOBIOO 7 років тому

    I found you can use the sin rule to find the lengths of the missing sides ie a/sinA = b/sinB. I don't know if this is just chance but its worked for every situation if come across regarding these types of questions.

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    @adelaide4356 7 років тому +1

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  • @namratachauhan6386
    @namratachauhan6386 11 років тому

    Thanks for the video! :) Do you upload any complex solved problems of mechanics?

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    @kabilvarmen8485 8 років тому

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  • @beyondhope4humanity
    @beyondhope4humanity 7 років тому

    Now that made sense to me finally! Phew!

  • @manjupriya6574
    @manjupriya6574 6 років тому +1

    to be frank I have always hated this part of physics never knowing this could be this easy.I can't explain how I feel now but I'm on cloud nine...THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR.

  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  12 років тому

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    @Lethabo_rsa 2 роки тому +1

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  • @jasthfc352
    @jasthfc352 Рік тому

    hi when ur resolving in mechanics for like moments for example how do u know where the angle is coming from thats what i dont understand, like how did u know the 65 degrees was above the 8n and not under it

  • @kunibaki
    @kunibaki 12 років тому

    really this is a good video

  • @hhshater9601
    @hhshater9601 6 років тому

    thank you so much!! I finally get this .

  • @vi683a
    @vi683a 10 років тому

    Dude your awesome

  • @iamnov
    @iamnov 11 років тому

    Thank you so much

  • @prof.dr.ganeshdeshmukh6354
    @prof.dr.ganeshdeshmukh6354 8 років тому

    hey.............will u plz explain tht how to take theta while resolving....we cant assume it avcording to our convinient....right???

  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому

    Cool

  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  14 років тому

    @booyaka3 That's good. Thanks

  • @ExamSolutions_Maths
    @ExamSolutions_Maths  11 років тому

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    @parthandroid8398 10 років тому

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    @talaltashkandi4291 11 років тому

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  • @christypaul7348
    @christypaul7348 9 років тому

    it was useful btw

  • @Vipa567
    @Vipa567 13 років тому

    @9:05 would you be able to say 20cos(90-30) N

  • @ahmedkullab2436
    @ahmedkullab2436 8 років тому +3

    Is it math or physics

    • @hadimalik5060
      @hadimalik5060 7 років тому

      Ahmed Kullab Actually, its Physics but this is used in maths as well.

  • @pearlipop
    @pearlipop 11 років тому

    A for math, of course.

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    @nicnac9147 Рік тому

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    @naimanura 4 роки тому

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    @essencesnc 7 років тому

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    @zoemarie7247 6 років тому

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