Minimum Total Potential Energy Formulation

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[@ilikeycoloralot]

You taught me sooo much more than in my uni lectures its ridiculous. Literally cleared up everything. Thank you

[@XuFeng-l3m]

thank you ,sir

[@md_abdul_momin97]

Thank you sir. The files are really helpful

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[@DrMikeFoster]

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[@mihirfofaria4069]

Is the solution of the tapered bar using the Direct method missing?

[@eng.renatocarvalho]

I have a question. If a do Work with a constant force deforming a spring, some of this work will be transformed into straing energy. Where is the other part?? Is it lost? How? What kind of energy is it transformed? Heat in the spring?

[@fumpercheezy]

If the material is assumed to be hyperelastic, all the work energy is assumed to be converted into strain energy

[@AasifRaza]

Total potential energy denoted by which symbol? Is that Pi?

[@abdulmalekwalayeh4790]

yes

[@charlene8127]

Is there any way you can make the handouts available for download?

[@raksup2176]

how can I download this presentation??

[@remid1994]

I stopped watching the moment I saw non-metric units.

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Woopty doo

[@charliecinnella9090]

well the real world has non-metric units so your loss