Infinite Pulley System | Brainstormers | JEE Advanced and Olympiads | Mohit Goenka | IIT Kharagpur

[@16debarundattaxia54]

Basically we are using the concept of infinite circuit (resistor/capacitor)

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Yes indeed.

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Sir plz extend brainstorming and advanced problem series it is awesome...🔥🔥

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Amazing sir🎉❤

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I am in class 11 jee 2022 aspirant Sir your videos are really helpful 💓💓💓

[@mohitgoenka99]

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How was your result?

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[@Nameless-j3i]

My friend applied this concept without even knowing it and solved it by two method

[@taanish]

Explanation was very good!!

[@soubhikgon922]

Sir you killed Pulley questions😂Har book me pulley ke upar itne sawal hote hai and idhar aapne infinite pulley wala hi kara dia😂🔥

[@mohitgoenka99]

hahaha thanx dear

[@snigdhageorge3850]

​​@@mohitgoenka99 Mohit sir, I have a small doubt- has there ever been a quention in JEE Advanced where finding euivalent mass involved some integration?? Just asking because on seeing the formula mentioned in the start I was a bit daydreaming about integration being used in this process (but I guess even this daydream is a probable type of question) PS: btw, please address me as Sam... It's my mom who finds these videos of yours and many such trainers (though I'm already in Brilliant Study Centre, Pala, Kottayam, Kerala) on YT for revision purposes

[@seriously-920]

Thank you really really good explanation sir.

[@mohitgoenka99]

well done on completing it keep learning and solving

[@arayanjadhav6431]

Bhaiyaa pls. Do take such a kind advanced level questions for pseudo force

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You got a new subscriber bhaiya; amazing content

[@mohitgoenka99]

Welcome to Eduniti

[@HimanshuPriyadarshi-tw8jk]

thanks a lot sir it is very helpful for me

[@shriyanshgupta818]

Bhai phele mains kai liye most imp questions karwa do plz

[@pratyushprakash6998]

Thank you very much for adding a new concept to my knowledge wealth

[@Subhash44Raj]

Very well explained 👍🏻

[@Sanjaysen-zi8yc]

Awesome explanation

[@ankitasoni4564]

I am harshit soni. Sir aapko kisne bataya tha Aap bahut A-ha pad hate ho. Mene Aaj tak aapse Jayada concept and tricks kisi ke pass nahi Dekhi physics me. You are a genius teacher. And you help many students by your content.thanks sir very very much

[@mohitgoenka99]

wow thanx for nice comment dear it means a lot

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Bhai phir tu ne dekha hi kuch nahi h. Isse jyada tricks hai mere paas har sawal ko bina pen uthay khatam kar sakta hu

[@vaibhavmishra6126]

Really great job sir

[@mohitgoenka99]

Keep sharing

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Best ever I found on yt

[@mohitgoenka99]

keep learning and solving

[@ronaksharma7466]

Aap gazab ho hats off to you

[@divysuthar5622]

Sir I did in less than half minute....❤❤

[@sarojdhoundiyal78]

sir very beautiful question but what if pulley also moving down or doing rotatione motion

[@kartikaggarwal9155]

really brainstorming thank u sir

[@zeisscarl4033]

Sir second method me a2 ka acceleration me pulley bhi neeche ja rah h to net acceleration kyu nhi lika h???

[@WAVEWALKER21]

Same doubt

[@Digital_lixx]

thanka a lot bhaiya , plzz bring more interesting profles on mechanics

[@kamalenduhaldar5805]

Ok 🛐

[@Digital_lixx]

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[@anubhavkumar4968]

Ye series continue nahi hoga kya??

[@mohitgoenka99]

Hoga Anubhav..right now mains focused content is coming. soon more advanced level discussion will be done.

[@spideymemes]

HOT TOPIC FOR JEE ADV

[@Ayush-yj5qv]

We can do by reduced mass equivalent of pulley

[@chakradhar5884]

Thank you sir

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Very nice

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Lub you sir ❤❤❤❤

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sir i,m in cass 10 preparing for ipho

[@mohitgoenka99]

Very good. I hope you get what you want

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This is my unit test question I am in class 11

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Sir please add this in NLM Playlist.

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Sir continue this series just 1 video every day........

[@杜一-d8h]

Excuse me, I can't understand why the tension equal 2*mass1*mass2*g/m1+m2? And the direction of tension should be opposite to each. Or, it can't move in the different direction

[@Sadlife0007]

#62...+1 to you..sir ye video mujhe youtube recommendation mein mila but apki jee advanced Playlist mein khi bhi nhi. ..kya apne iske alwa aur bhi jee advanced ke aise video bnayi h? If yes then please add them all in Playlist

[@mohitgoenka99]

no dear we have 2 series for adv on YT 1. Adv pyqs 2. adv problem series with 5 ques from each chapter

[@Sadlife0007]

@@mohitgoenka99 ok sirr ...got it ✔

[@A2431A]

This aged like fine wine

[@NITINKUMAR-o3j1l]

sir what is equivalent mass??

[@Meher1145]

Bhai view dek khusi hua bcz etna easy and simple se concept bahat lok nahi reach hua but apke liye dukh laga bro bcz apka channel grow nahi hua. But next next year 1million reach hoga , mere exam ke bad schools viral kar dunga 😂

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Sandas🤣

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Thank you sir :)

[@PhysiKarlz]

Why do Indians always say for division "by"? T by 4 means T multiplied by 4, because "by" by itself mean "next to". T over 4 means T divided by 4.

[@arushchopra1051]

Actually by has various definitions ,in this case it is "through using something " Eg- Will you be paying by cheque This house is heated by electricity .....

[@arushchopra1051]

And even during multiplication indians say 4 multiplied BY 2 ... It's just what we are taught from our childhood.

[@PhysiKarlz]

@@arushchopra1051 Words which have several definitions have such in different contexts, not the same context, such as mathematics. If I say "4 by 4", every e nglish speaking country except for India would understand "4 multiplied by 4" because the context has one definition. This is why this use makes no sense to me.

[@mathsciencesimplified]

​@@PhysiKarlz I don't think it will cause any problem tbh

[@PhysiKarlz]

@@mathsciencesimplified Again, using two different definitions in ONE context is indeed problematic. "4 by 4 is equal to..." 1 and 16 simultaneously when you don't care about the usage of definitions in correct contexts.

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[@mohitgoenka99]

Welcome to Eduniti

[@nehasingh1031]

Sir I am having diificulty in understanding the application of T.a and T.v.There are so many point of tensioni n the string.How many are we supposed to write in the equation?

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[@rishithakur5979]

Iss video mei sir ne pulley wale examples mei uss method ko use kiya hai...

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bro pls dont add music

[@jaykrishnakumar4675]

Sir equivalent and reduced mass same hota kya. Thoda confusion ho gya hai😅

[@vanditseksaria5897]

yes

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[@mohitgoenka99]

well done dear #learnlikeneverbefore

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[@mohitgoenka99]

yes

[@edudelta7105]

Thanks brother