F=ma Rectangular Coordinates | Equations of motion | (Learn to Solve any Problem)

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Learn how to solve questions involving F=ma (Newton's second law of motion), step by step with free body diagrams.

The crate has a mass of 80 kg and is being towed by a chain which is... (1:48)
If the 50-kg crate starts from rest and travels a distance of 6 m up the plane..(5:39)
The 50-kg block A is released from rest. Determine the velocity...(7:51)
The 4-kg smooth cylinder is supported by the spring having a stiffness...(10:27)

Book used: R. C. Hibbeler and K. B. Yap, Mechanics for engineers - dynamics. Singapore: Pearson Education, 2014.
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This is incredibly helpful. Thank you for taking the time to choose great examples, show everything in well designed animations, and discuss the topic in a complete yet succinct manner.

camwelch
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alberthyte
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these help so much!! mostly because unlike the fundamental or preliminary problems, the answers in the book don't include the steps so if you have a small mistkake it takes ages sometimes to find it because there are so many steps.. thank you sir and bless you!! appreciation all the way from South Africa💛

zandiviljoen
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Best explanation, but i am always here day before quiz or exam😅

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Can't believe that you made everything that easy!!!, Best content ever made about dynamics on YouTube

ahmedtareq
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Would you ever consider making a Thermodynamics set of videos? I'm taking it next semester and your dynamics videos helped me so much

austin
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beautiful! I really liked the presentation and the way of writing it all down( the details ). Im glad I found this

Bob-myjy
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Hi, thank you so much for creating this video. I have a question of the pulley problem - why is the acceleration of B downward? won't it be moving upward?

jenniferpilla
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For finding 'a' in the second example, you use a kinematic equation. However, for this equation to be valid, 'a' has to be constant. How do you know 'a' is going to be constant?

driesvanranst
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Hello . Your videos are very helpful . Can you please make videos on magnetism ? Thanks in advance .

tusharkumarroy
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for the last problem why do not we just substitute s =0, 2m to find the acceleration and use the constant acceleration equation s=vˆ2/2a to find the velocity

mebawubeshet
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For the last problem at 12:00, why we cannot substitute s=0.2m at that step and calculate acceleration? I'm aware that this produces the wrong answer but I don't understand why.

kwtr
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In the second problem, why did we put cos30 as the angle at which the weight is inclined instead of sine 30

kingBasa
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Hey, I got a question. How do you identify whether it is sin or cos for the x and y component for force p? Thank you in advance

羅小悅
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For F=ma is acceleration always taken to be positive (9.8m/s^2)? Does it depend on our chosen axis?

jesussaquin
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ı dont understand question at 10.56. why Fy=0 firstly?

e-nes
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the pulley problem where you just show the answers on a of A and a of B and T didn't show the process, please show the process

marielhagutin
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Why you used second equation of motion in second example to find acceleration when acceleration is not constant???

Minion-cqzx
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This channel is god sent, thank you 🙏🏻

ghadeeralharbi
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Great video. for the 7:30 problem, how did you find the angle for W, I'm struggling to understand that

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