Quick Revision | Engineering Mechanics | Mechanical/Civil Engineering

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00:38 System of Forces 26:27 Trusses 39:03 Friction 01:08:11 centroid, Centre of gravity, centre of mass, MOI 01:32:13 Radius of Gyration 01:34:40 Mass moment of Inertia 01:41:10 Kinetics of Particle 01:43:56 Work and Energy 01:50:35 Impulse and momentum Complete Engineering Mechanics is covered for GATE in excellent way...Thanks a ton Sir !!!

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Neenga geththu sir. It helped me a lot, I appreciate your efforts sir. Maasu sir neenga...

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[@siddharthupadhyay8121]

26:00 lemis theory 51:30 friction angle

[@BALAJISARAKAR1435]

Thanks sir very good and each topic is covered or we can say you teach every topic of mechanics in single video

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Thanks a lot sir for such a constructive video.🙏🙏 This is most beneficial revision video for working people like me.

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Sir plz provide the complete revision video for machine design

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This video helps me to clear my back exam in final year...

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Please upload Machine Design also sir

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Very good video sir.. Really it will helpful for my gate exam.......👍🏻

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No.1 Sir for revision

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please provide quick revision for industrial engg

[@saurabhchintanwar408]

Awesome video sir. Thank you Gate academy

[@abaqususer8650]

Sir, please make applied thermodynamics video also, it will clear lot of students concepts, and it is the most toughest part in thermodynamics

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This channel will have a boost in future

[@shrutiOP]

28:36 i think internal tensile and internal compressive forces are written interchanged

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Very very informative video .a lot of thanks

[@PKaushikYATHIRAJ]

that is alpha(α) not theta(θ) in the tan(θ) formula in parallelogram law of vector addition.

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Sir please upload a video on complete revision of Material Science and Production Technology

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very effective...

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Good revision in less time.Thanks

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Please quick revision industrial engineering

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great session sir

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Once again watching today 12th APR for my mechanic practical and currently going for practical after some time. Bye sir

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excellent teaching ...sir

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Very nice video thanks a lot !!

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Best video for revision sir, thank you so much.

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Nice session sir

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Very nice class sir ji

[@maheshwarareddyjedla6991]

Sir, can you please explain how friction force is independent of contacting surface area. As an example, we are using wheels for a vehicle where the contacting surface area will be less which helps to reduce excess friction. But it has friction to maintain the grip. It depends on the contacting surface.!!!

[@mukeshkumbhar8625]

no sir .. friction is independent of contact area but its depend upon surface roughness.. if surface roughness is high then frictional force developed is high. like if you try to hold a highly polished thing then it can be slipped from your hand but if you try to hold a rough object then than can be easily hold.. another example is the lines and ray marked on our hand and feet is also for the shake of friction .. I hope you got my point

[@stormbless373]

@@mukeshkumbhar8625 but if I keep surface roughness constant then the contact area should come into the picture which happens with cars for them surface roughness is mostly constant ...

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THIS VIDEO DESERVES 1M + VIEWS . VERY MUCH HELPFUL

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very informative lecture. Thanks sir.

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Outstanding revision ..Sir

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thank you for the video sir

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Applied thermodynamics please please please please please

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Great explanation: Thank you 🙏

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Thanks Bhai

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Same video in gate academy global also

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IN PARALLELOGRAM LAW ITS F2 SIN ALPHA NOT THETA

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Is it for 1st semester?

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Nice

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Thnk u so much sir

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Pdf available??

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Good lecture to cover basics but must teach some tough concepts asked in GATE .

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Sir please post quick revision and all formulas for INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING plz plz plz

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Sir, please make applied thermodynamics video also, it will clear lot of students concepts, and it is the most toughest part in thermodynamics

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[@abaqususer8650]

Sir, please make applied thermodynamics video also, it will clear lot of students concepts, and it is the most toughest part in thermodynamics