Solved Examples | Curvilinear Motion: Rectangular Components | Dynamics 14th ed | Engineers Academy

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Solved Examples | Curvilinear Motion: Rectangular Components | Dynamics Hibbeler 14th ed | Engineers Academy
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You gotta continue man com’n We need more videos for chapters 13,14,15 please Keep up waiting for your newest update on dynamics course. Don’t let me down I already got F on it in the first semester 💔

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[@omerkhan9019]

Oh My God... You killed it Sir😘

[@leandroa932]

13:29 since when does dividing by zero give us zero? that is undefined, other than that great video and very very helpful

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Thanks for correction that is slip of tongue, tan^-1 (undefined) is 90 degrees actually

[@socorinjoang.8647]

Well explained Sir... Thank you😊 Keep on discussing Sir 😉

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Welcome. Keep watching and share with your colleagues.

[@socorinjoang.8647]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 Okay Sir😊

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very intersitng

[@vinr1187]

Dear Engineers Academy = Have almost watched most of the videos in chapter 12. When is chapter 13 planned for release ? These are quite useful. Please follow the same methodology.

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It will soon be available.. keep watching. Also share my channel with ur colleagues. Thanks

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Great video sir❤

[@jovanmagtoto1682]

another great video sir. Thanks for this

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

So nice of you

[@deshandissanayaka9479]

In example one why dont we take the centripetal acceleration... Can u pls explain how to do the question by using accelerations normal and tangential components

[@ano4309]

In the 2nd question, you forgot to use (0.002). but still, the answer is true.

[@fathifoaud9609]

hello sir, i have one question about the version of one note you are using .. can you tell me how can i get this version ? thanks in advance

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Download older version of Microsoft office, and install it. I think this is Office 16.

[@fathifoaud9609]

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[@coolcat3281]

This is awesome! thanks

[@nishaasghar]

Sir kindly chap 13 kinetics ke problems bhi upload kar dain please. Pore KZbin pe aik video bhi nahi hia is ki.

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

I will try my best to solve!

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

you are from which university?

[@nishaasghar]

From Air University Pakistan

[@humnaarshad5317]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 yesss sir chap 13 pleaseee i have finals next week and theres no video of chap 13 anywhere

[@dinithisahanika7823]

Sir i have a question in engineering dynamics jl mariyam 8th edition chapter 5question 13..can u say how to solve it

[@ibrarkhan-qx3rr]

Nice sir

[@smartybayan6646]

acceleration will never become negative, right?

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Acceleration is constant i.e 12.8 ft/sec.

[@smartybayan6646]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 i was talking about the example no. 2 Because you got a negative acceleration, right? but acceleration should always be positive. You could have just write below your answer.

[@smartybayan6646]

And one more thing, I got confused about the *dot *dot thing haha I wish you could explain it further.

[@anonymousanonymous7878]

@@smartybayan6646 acceleration ba negative. It's called deceleration

[@anonymousanonymous7878]

@@smartybayan6646 the dot thing is just a simplified notation for derivative

[@arslanyousaf4719]

Sir can you have done the engineering dynamics edition 5 ir 6

[@muhammadsalman7459]

why 1.6x but not 25.6 ..anyone can explain ???

[@muhammadsalman7459]

in question no 1

[@jamesaarondelima157]

Because 1.6x is by Velocity in y axis alone, and 25.6 is the outcome of the distance and the velocity

[@omerkhan9019]

Oh My God... You killed it Sir😘