5.5 How to find Moment of 3D Forces about a point - Vector method

This video explains the vector method of finding moment of 3D Forces about a specified point. Both the 'Clock method' and the 'Determinant method' of performing cross product operations are covered with examples.

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[andrewholz]

Incredible explanation! Thank you for properly educating future engineers!

[maniprabu]

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[joearpino]

I am trying to help my son with statics and you did an excellent job with your explanation

[evazhang]

Thank you for demonstrating the clock method! New To Me!

[thuvashini]

simple and very clear explanation.. thank you .

[sadhananarendar]

Amazing explanation 👏. Extremely clear. Thank you very much.😊

[pop-lwcf]

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[garyjaffe]

This was amazing. simple and straightforward. I totally understand the clockwise rule now. My question, for r OA, could you have done the calculation as a single, 3x3 matrix calculation, instead of two calculations, a 1x3 and a 2x3?

[m-course]

Too easy! Thanks for making it's look easy♥. Even though the subject is hard

[nkBELIEVE_.]

Thank you sir
I would like you to solve more examples in your videos

[capybarajj]

Thank you for your clear explanations, sir.

[gradea_eo]

Excellent 👌...i must say you've really helped me

[tutstorial]

Thank you so much sir, but I have one question, If I'm going to get the moment made by the combination of the two forces P and F,
Am i gonna add it or take the cross product of P and F ?

[zinc]

Great!
Now, do moment about the axis, say,any diagonal

[kutluayinan]

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