Resolution of Forces: Horizontal & Vertical Components + Resultant Force Explained!

Unlock the secrets of resolving forces into horizontal and vertical components with our comprehensive guide! In this video, we delve into the principles of force resolution, making complex concepts simple and easy to understand. Whether you're tackling single forces or multiple coplanar concurrent forces, we've got you covered. Learn how to find the resultant force, its direction, and position with step-by-step explanations and practical examples. Perfect for engineering students and professionals looking to strengthen their grasp on force analysis. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more valuable content!
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[@Anushka_aryaaa]

I'm very thankful that I got to see this video

[@G_Vompiris]

One more great video from your channel. Just a small correction. Between 5:14 and 5:34 on the graph, the vertical component of the left plane is designated as F(x) instead of F(y).

[@VelvetFinCity]

Excellent explanation. Thank you so much🎉

[@NatflisFresa]

Thanks for the video, it helped me a lot ❤

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[@ishwarmali975]

Great explanation

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[@mohamadfazli5575]

Excellent and simple explanation Gee ,,thanks

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Inch perfect 🎉

[@Rusia0000]

I see, so pretty much vector but 1 step higher. Thanks!

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[@sserugoronald]

Why is it that 50Ncos60 having +yet is under

[@AmirIrfan-n1s]

look carefully, 50Nsin60 is downwards, 50Ncos60 is on the right

[@tysonbaloyi2458]

I want an explanation why 10sin 90 =0

[@catherine1592]

how?

[@MyseriMr]

How btw

[@Rovindu]

Its perpendicular and value is infinity or 0 Ryt?

[@Rovindu]

Correct me if im wrong

[@stapzy3933]

@Rovinduit’s because sin (90) is zero