A Level Physics: Mechanics: Forces in Equilibrium

[@azmathchoudhury8702]

finally a good physics youtuber! 💙💙

[@raijamilurrehmankhan2841]

Simply amazing! Very well explained

[@joebloor1413]

With the last example, how did you know it was Sin30 for T1 or Cosine 30 for T2? Thanks.

[@impossiblesoul]

yh I don't get that part too

[@tahergulamabbas2760]

I think sin30 for T1 and sin 60 for T2 are the vertical components....and Tcos60 and Tcos60 should be the horizontal component.

[@mesumhussain3566]

at 8:48 u said that cos and sin will give the same value . but we could lose our marks in exam? cause one of our teacher said "at vertical side you should always use sin other wise u will lose your marks" btw your video helped me alot ty...

[@spacepirate7417]

you're amazing thank you

[@NamTran-nd4oh]

this helps me a lot. Thanks for the video. :D

[@azmathchoudhury8702]

wait im confused. in the example used at 10:53 you used sin and the same angle instead of the angle on the other side. plz reply!! i have a mock tomoz

[@PhoenixMaster123]

this may be a little late to reply but ive just started a level physics. and basically what he has done is just trigonometry for each right angle triangle. so 4 in total. and then what he put on each axis is just the answer to each

[@hydersunfearless2519]

@@PhoenixMaster123 lmao you literally posted after 2 years

[@enochgold00]

@@hydersunfearless2519 he did say its alittle late🤣

[@harrysutcliffe1441]

@@PhoenixMaster123 think he may have already done his mocks by now 🤣

[@Astra20284]

U r real superman. Thanks

[@danmeadows3599]

very well explained

[@Goupalmaitri]

Useful for me