I want to thank you for making RC circuit vedio 7 years ago . I have watched all 8 parts and I have understood that very well because of you . Thank you sir 🙏
What kind of lever is a tree branch? I think it is a class three lever...except the Input force is sort of spread out over the branch... a 4 foot long branch has to hold up 1 lb of snow, and the branch bends down...making it easier to hold the snow up...the branch is a pretty complicated 'beam', if that is the right word.
Yes, if the snow is spread evenly over the branch then it could be considered to be like a beam. Whether it is a 2nd or 3ed class beam would depend on the relative location of the effort and load.
I want to thank you for making RC circuit vedio 7 years ago . I have watched all 8 parts and I have understood that very well because of you . Thank you sir 🙏
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Excellent! Anything on rotational kinetics?
What kind of lever is a tree branch? I think it is a class three lever...except the Input force is sort of spread out over the branch... a 4 foot long branch has to hold up 1 lb of snow, and the branch bends down...making it easier to hold the snow up...the branch is a pretty complicated 'beam', if that is the right word.
Yes, if the snow is spread evenly over the branch then it could be considered to be like a beam. Whether it is a 2nd or 3ed class beam would depend on the relative location of the effort and load.
sick bis bro. do you lift?
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