Moment of a Force Vector - Engineering Mechanics

[@frankroper3274]

Enjoyed the class sir! What I am taking away here is that vectors are a sum of the forces at play at a given time. If there Is more than one force in play then the sum is solvable by using the angles of the triangle formed of the forces at work. This stuff is above my head so I try to understand as much of the basics as I can.

[@Kumurajiva]

Prof you have solved all problems by the cross product

[@rouxuan9994]

Awesome explanation

[@StrikerToad]

Do you have a video on how the Pythagorean theorem applies to finding straight lines or mechanical installation type scenarios?

[@drumtwo4seven]

Nice 👍

[@cielaczek81]

Why force F is not applied at head of vector r in the beggining of video? The force is acting on the tail of vector r instead. Is it correct to draw like that? Is that matter the force is pushing??

[@ItsColin-u9j]

Hi! Sir please release all video about vector.

[@eccentricaste3232]

They are on his website. If you join, you'll have access to them.

[@ItsColin-u9j]

@@eccentricaste3232 who is you man! You is not Jason and if the are present on this website where's the link

[@simpleman283]

@@ItsColin-u9j So you are rude unless you get free stuff? Got it.

[@randallthomas5207]

Does the change to pound-feet, from foot-pounds, bother you as much as it bothers me. I tutored my way through engineering school, and I taught student to use unit analysis, in solving problems. And, since r X F does not equal F X r, So dimensional analysis no longer works.

[@Abraham-SolomonZoeAdeyemi-w5b]

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