How to find Miller indices of directions - Direction B

[@pablosesaid5830]

I found your channel at the right time im taking this class, thank you for your videos they help me calm myself down when studying

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@@pablosesaid5830 thats great. I am glad my videos are helping you. Keep watching 🎉🎉

[@ZainabInfo]

Nice sis

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[@sulaimanabdulmuheez3846]

I thought we have to move in x-y-z direction but you moved from y-x-z direction in this video. Any explanation ?

[@learnwithamnab]

You can move in any order. That doesn't matter. X first, z second and y last or whatever. But dont mix the coordinates with each other. If its 2 for y then whenever you re moving it will be 2 for y.

[@manjinderdhunike]

Mam book kon c hai ?

[@learnwithamnab]

@@manjinderdhunike material science and engineering by Callister. Book link chaiye?

[@manjinderdhunike]

@@learnwithamnab Ys mam

[@manjinderdhunike]

​@@learnwithamnab mam mere pass v ragvan ki book hai

[@learnwithamnab]

Here is the link to the book. It will be automatically downloaded. dn790000.ca.archive.org/0/items/MaterialsScienceAndEngineering/Materials%20Science%20and%20Engineering%20-%20Callister.pdf