Statics: Exam 3 Review Problem 5, Simple Friction is Fun

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[hyypersonic]

"Its all about those beautiful free-body diagrams that we erased." That joke made me laugh a lot harder than it should've ahaha

[StenTarvo]

I like the way you laid it out. Shows the importance of FBDs. Great video.

[manuboker]

Wonderful Statics lessons!! really taking the time to explain the problems along with a good sense of humor :))

[georgesadler]

DR. Hanson, thank you for another powerful Analysis of a Simple Friction Force problem in mechanics. These problems are common in Engineering Physics One. I review Engineering Physics One before diving into reviewing Statics.

[farkie]

Thanks jeff hanson, im passing my statics exam now

[alecsandoval]

Why do the sum of x forces = 0? If we are solving for where motion occurs shouldn't the sum of forces be greater than 0?

[ssarpakai]

You gonna be like whaaat 🤣, thank you for your content.

[followtherules]

@Jeff Hanson, Please make a video about C shape columns. And how to apply Secant Formula to find the eccentricity of the given load (given that the eccentricity is on the X-axis) with a numerical problem.
This is actually the question (problem- 1139. Capter-11) from text book of "Strength of Materials (4th edition) by Ferdinand L. Singer and Andrew Pytel.
I have commented the same comment on the other video, so that you may consider it sereously. Thank you.