Strength of Materials: Torsion (Part 2 of 2)

[@ChrispineMuindi-i8k]

You're like the Engineer Mayday of educational content on KZbin!

[@maxinemvoka4128]

Thank you so much for teaching

[@momoyamo9314]

Nakuha ko po ang Tb= 657.03 (N.m)? Parang N.mm po yata? Correct nlng po ako if wrong

[@MonicaMOrtiz-wy8yx]

Ako rin po N•mm na po yun, diba?

[@elvinaugis6261]

Hindi ma input sa calculator then ng com-up ng 657 something

[@momoyamo9314]

Nakuha ko gamit ang photomath hahahaha

[@mattcleogabriel3678]

i'm having trouble po sa pagkuha ng Tb, yung nakukuha ko po is 0. How to come up po with 657.031?

[@mariocamp8150]

I had to use MATLAB software to come up with that answer... I basically wrote the equation as he has written it in the video this is what I wrote in MATLAB solve(((T-1000)*(1000)*(2000))./((pi/32)*(25^4)*(35*10^3))+((T-700)*(1000)*(2000))/((pi/32)*(50^4)*(28*10^3))+(T*1000*2500)/((pi/32)*(25^4)*(83*10^3))) and my output was this 36237776425519100075195837393352400/55153863378920369088361954146493 where at this point I plugged it in my TI-84 and divided to get the 657.031 when I tried to solve for Tb individually... it just was not working so I had to solve the entire sum at once. You can see where you can divide the top number from the bottom number.

[@nemerali360]

thank you so mutch 🌹🌹

[@smartybayan6646]

tama po ba pagka compute niyo sa value ng TB? Pa check nga po ulit kung ano talagang value ng TB. Thanks

[@lalayrayuh1299]

hello po, paano po nakuha yung TB = 657.031? reply po asap, thank you po!