thank you for the video , very well made . :) . Just what I was looking for .

Very good explanation. What can be the maximum size difference between the driver & driven gear . If the teeth profile of two mating gears is exactly same , can we mesh any output driven gear of infinite size with any smallest possible input gear (driver ). My second question - in the practice example of compound gears A, B , C & D ( 12, 24, 12 & 18 teeth ) , can we calculate how much toque is at gear C ? & how to calculate that

Perfect thanks for that explanation

Thank you very much! This is the video I was looking for. Great video!

Hi Maam how to find suitable numbers of theeth pairs on the ratio For example I have 3stage helical gearbox for 500 center distance and their ratio is 108.755=109 and there center hight=195 so how to find their suitable numbers of gears and pinion teeth pairs

Well explained

isn't 31:05 suppose to be (AB)' * B * C' ? meaning the AB' is multiplied as one gate by the B and the C'

Thanks a lot, very simplified and easy to understand!! I appreciate you makimg this video!

So 4:32 the input 20 teeth is 1.5 and output teeth 30 teeth is 1 ?

Thank you very much I was looking for it and I got a right video 🙏

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Just a ratio. So what this tells you is that your drive shaft will turn 4.37 times for one full revolution of your final drive or rear wheels

What softwar do you use to prepare you lessons?

I thought that was excellent. I’m currently working on that problem with my 1950 ford. I didn’t know how to figure the pressure at the rear wheel cylinder because there is actually two pistons inside a wheel cylinder. Thank you for the help on that. My only question is why isn’t the area between a two piston caliper figured into the detailed description you gave to us.

I love machines, but the mathematics would rack my brain

Jenn can you please explain why at 12:57 you put the x in the denominator instead of the numerator for the proportion? I really need help understanding that. Is there somewhere i can message you directly

how is R1234 = 10x5 / 10 +15 = 3.33? when 10x5=50 and 10+15=25 then 50/25=2??? Where does this shortcut come from?

V🎉formula on how to calculate teeth geers of diameter.

You're good!

Excellent video. Thanks

you are my favorite love your math

15:23 "fewer revolutions," not "less." i knew you weren't smart.

you are a legend your explanations are very fantastic cheers

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Great presentation. Ma'am! During your presentation from 0.53 seconds, I saw in your video inside a square box, "we can use combinations of these seven gates to create all electronic circuitry" !!!? Can you update the statement: " we can use either NAND or NOR gates to create all electronic circuitry". Thank you!

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Very nice explanation. Thank you

wow, thank you.

thanks really enjoyed this video your a great instructor please do others related to aviation

This was awesome thank you.

so excellent

Thank you for sharing this with us. At 24:35 why is it 1 at F 2nd row?

Tysm u teaching is very nice so is your laugh😃

Informative.

Bless. Best math teacher out there

Really great video .

How did you get that X n 1? Btw nice explanation 😀

Great video. A lot better than some that I seen.

Hey jenn so I have a homework in which i have to do a true table, a Boolean algebra and a k-map with si F= mid (3,5,6,7) but I don’t really understand

This was so helpful! The only video I've watched that actually made me understand and talked about having 3 inputs! (especially being NOT) which is what my question for my studies was similar too. Thank you! Great video.

I understand it!! I think it was to fast paced in class, this I could pause an work out the equations, thanks

Great the lesson and Best of luck

Love this!

Amazing!

Saving my life right now lol Taking this with Caroline W and the entire class has zero clue ……. Miss your classes! You are not teaching MAT8100 eh this term eh? :(

Jenn! Jenn! She's our friend, if she can't do it..nobody bloody well else will!

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