Statics: Lesson 6 - Most Missed Topic in Statics, Cartesian Coordinates

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this was such a difficult concept for me to understand, you helped me get it in 7 minutes. missing small pieces of information like this can really make people start to question where they stand in a class or major when they don't need too. thank you!

georgiaclifford

1 year of physics and never notice, this could have saved me so much time. Thank you so much for these videos.

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gerrittschaffer

Great videos Sir. Just a very minor critique, your intro is significantly louder than the lesson audio and the contrast is almost deafening lol. As for the content, let's just say I don't need to attend my lectures :)

random-xzyw

Note for anyone watching this that will probably take strength of materials/mechanics of materials/solids (all the same course, different names) you need this info and the rest of the info in statics so don't forget it over winter/summer break between semesters.

fdsman

Professor Hanson, this lecture really showed the Cartesian Coordinates in all four quadrants and how to write the correct equations. DR. Hanson these missed topics in Statics really help.

georgesadler

I was just stuck on a problem, opened up this video, and bam, there's the answer I should have know. How could I forget sohcahtoa?? Great videos, thanks for uploading them, perfect timing too!

NaturalManifestation

Thanks! The material is taught a bit differently in my course. Its great to see how you teach it!

willmcgregor

A cool trick to determine whether to use sin or cos when resolving is to look at your vector, and if the direction you are trying to resolve in has you go through your angle then it's cos, whilst if it has you moving away use sin, easy way to remember this '' Turn away from your sins'' for sin.

odayadel

i kept wondering how the professor in my class was getting the sides. you clarrifed 3 semester of failed statics in 8 mins. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

divinemugasha

I like the mnemonic 'i-hat, j-hat, & k-hat' identifiers you've developed. One certainly has to pay strict attention to his/her arithmetic and these will be time savers.

honestvalley

I literally asked my professor how to tell when to use sign or cosine in these situations and could not a good answer.

georgiaclifford

You sir, is amazing. I can tell you are a great teacher, coz I am understanding what you are teaching, and I have never studied physics before. thank you sir

aliasid

Man I love you I was so confused in this part THANKS

nuwaram

you sir did a wondful job, made it so easy. I have a teacher from Northern India so it is very difficult for me to follow along in class. Thank you.

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