Pulley Motion Example 2 - Engineering Dynamics

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I love how excited you get when you are teaching, it makes me less nervous about my exam. Please upload more videos, never stop!

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+Zack Greenberg thanks! "Too legit to quit!" -Hammer

[@MikeDude48]

This video has been so helpful for understanding dynamics. Thank you so much :)

[@markmaldonado7044]

Perfect timing I just about to search for 2D constraint motion problem! Also love the the fact that you make the Material fun by adding a piñata and a dad!

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[@structurefree]

Thanks!

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This isn't even part of my exam, but the tiger piñata made me watch. So cute.

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[@duhduh4677]

Could you do one with the acceleration?

[@luzangelicashaw6932]

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[@mustafaabdulkadir6518]

good on making pulleys seem more fun than it is!!!

[@busanii]

Thank you! Made this problem verrry easy, you the best

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[@Googs5]

Where did you state or find that the x distance equals 3?

[@HamzaMalik-kz6dh]

its given in the question

[@ashlyncampbell9923]

near the end of the video shouldn't the 1/2 and 2 cancel out thus leaving no 1/2 in the Vy equation?

[@ano4309]

2vy=[(-2x)/2(x^2+h^2)^1/2] *Vx proceed like this

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[@stephanosphilippou1300]

love you vids i just want to ask how did the derrivative of h^2 become xdot and not 2h Thanks in advance

[@jacobraji2442]

h is a constant, thus its derivative becomes zero. xdot is part of the derivative of x^2 .

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[@jorgerocha8836]

what if the pulley is at a angle?

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