Static force analysis of Inline slider crank mechanism - Analytical approach

Relation between force on slider and turning moment on crank derived using analytical approach.
In this video equations for static force analysis of inline slider crank mechanism are derived. Couple of problems using Microsoft excel are also solved. Force Vs moment graphs discussed.

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Dear Sir,
First of all thank you for your great videos. I have questions for this video. As we know P=Fc*Cosθ3 and Fn=Fc*Sinθ3. But in your calculations P=T/Cosθ3 and Fc=T*Tanθ3 (I checked). If, is there any reason for that can you explain please or is there any miscalculations?
And there is 500 N (force on slider in the table) I assume that is the "P", but we couldn't use that in the formulas. Or if we use it, where and how?