Statics: Lesson 30 - 3D Reaction Forces Illustrated

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Loving these right now as I study for a quiz tomorrow, but I just wanted to stop and point out that the 6).

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I appreciate the video. I just want to point out that < should be read as "less than". but generally, Mr.Hanson is so great!!

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Professor Hanson ,thank you for another great lecture that Illustrate 3D Reaction Forces.

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Very fantastic drawings indeed, professor, thanks!

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Isn't that the wrong inequality sign? Great video though! as always

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