Phasors (Solved Problem 2)

[@pythonshorts4945]

The shortcut method is awesome I love it so much

[@SeekingUnity]

Hi, why is it that in the previous video we kept the sine whereas in this one, we had to transform it to the cosine? Much appreciated.

[@hiteshmourya1719]

Thaks a lot sir for this shortcut method❤

[@umeshpatil6271]

Great sir! Waiting for transient chapter I'm doing self preparation for 2020!

[@johnnyzou1070]

at the end of the video, we transform v=-5sin(wt-30) to phasor form and get 5angle60, did you forget to divide sqrt(2)? Vm to Vrms?

[@naimmahmudrahad6151]

Amazing Shortcut indeed...

[@yehiaelyamani6943]

Clear explanation. Many thanks

[@OmPrakashGupta-ft5bk]

In one of your explanation you had told that the standard waveform can be of sine or cosine then why did you changed the sine form into cosine in question 2..?

[@ayeshasahoo3867]

See the 3rd video from the start. Hope this could help you

[@ayeshasahoo3867]

@sara video numbered 133.

[@REPENTJESUSCHRISTISCOMINGSOON]

In all thy getting, get understanding. Amen

[@REPENTJESUSCHRISTISCOMINGSOON]

When it comes to circuit analysis, the standard waveform is in cosine. Therefore you have to convert any waveform given to cosine in order to solve questions.

[@jitendrasingh-ey4gr]

Excellent sir...Eagerly waiting of Transient...Thank you sir

[@aswinikilli4918]

thank you very much .....................u cleared all my doubts about this ..

[@siahyihhoongstudent347]

HI, im confused about the peak and rms things. How to know when the current and voltage is rms or peak?

[@ikshvaku_allegiance4015]

did you find the answer to your doubt? kindly explain it to me plz

[@surajgheware3709]

Please upload videos on power electronics

[@dennishoelgaardbal3157]

Could you tell us why the y-axis on your short-cut coordinate system is -sin and not sin? Thanks

[@ononno6856]

as cos(90+@)=-sin@

[@harshitchourasiya7944]

What an epic explanation sir.🙏

[@rr8055]

You are great sir Thanku so much sir

[@SeekingUnity]

Also, does the negative become negated in the second example?

[@MegaAlokpatel]

Sir please meake a video how should we perform multiplication on phasor.

[@gopalshukla4471]

You are just awesome..

[@aroojshakoor8840]

Aoa.... Sir if we have negative cos then how we can draw it in graph?

[@casio7520]

Thank you

[@kumardigambar1664]

Thanks sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@amjad6361]

perfect explanation AS ALWAYS , we are grateful to you man !

[@hamzaabbasi0331]

Best sir you are great

[@rajchoudhury5610]

Thank you sir😇

[@barath6450]

Sir please start Electrical Machines and finish powersystem lectures sir it will be very useful for EE student in GATE Sir pls sir please

[@barath3956]

Yes sir please upload that two lectures sir it will be very useful for us because it is core subjects sir please help us sir because we don't have money to spend it in coaching center sir

[@barath3956]

I think sir will help us in this matter I think what u r thinking about this Surya Sai???

[@barath6450]

Yes I'm very sure that he will upload powersystem and Machines lectures for EE student at least he can upload and finish powersystem sysrem

[@barath6450]

Sir otherwise please tell u r schedule sir with your help we can prepare for GATE 2020 Sir.please tell the schedule what u r going to upload next sir pls pls

[@barath3956]

Yes what u said was exactly crt bro he can tell the schedule bro so we can plan accordingly

[@RahatHasan-xo4vs]

Thanks

[@Official-tk3nc]

Sir you should be thankful to jio because of it your subscribers increased. :)

[@berbatsuleiman]

is the phase diff 70 degrees ?

[@Engineer_07]

🔥

[@learnwithsomaya6758]

☺

[@betchbuds]

Shortcut is nice 😊