I think u got it wrong at the quadrants...but all in all, really helpful.

Now that's more like it ❤

Thanks a lot sir

Thank you very much am able to understand 😊

Thank you for explaining in a simple way

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I think the 180⁰ angle has no Y component cos it's a straight line

I really enjoyed this lesson

He has clear explanation but I'm sad that the video was cut in getting the direction of force

This is the best video under resolution of forces on RU-vid. It's so easy to understand. Thank you so much

Thank you very much this was extremely helpful!

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my first time watching him.. I'm now feeling like he is my personal tutor. do you just teach physics? ❣️

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Watching this in 2023 and am so grateful 😭😭

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This was sooo helpful i appriciate u

Very good explanation. You one of the best👌🏾

Simple and easy to follow, many thanks

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You are my hero.Will set aside all methods I was using and introduce table method on mondag

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Helpful

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This basically took me weeks to understand and still I didn't know what was the concept of it. I'm really glad I watched this video, I couldn't believe resolving forces was this easy. thank you for saving my time teaching practically and beautifuly. In advance now I can use this for my physics work as well as mechanics IAL work. Again thank you very much.

Amazing. Very easy to understand

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Can someone please explain to me when do you use sin first or cos second? How do you pick these to complete this equation? I've been stuck on understanding this for days

Well Explained Sir. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0tq4fO16NLE.html projectile motion

Wait, how did you know the 44.1° was from the negative axis and not from the negative y axis (see 26:28)

Just saved me pulling me hair out, I was on the brink, watched like 10 different videos trying to understand this! THanks a lot!!!

AMAZING WORK SIR!!!

Quite helpful, thank you so much

After 3 years this video still helps people such as me who was trying to find a solution for ages and this video helped me out so much thanku and may god bless you ❤️

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well explained, thumbs up, all the way from NAMIBIA

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The sum of the X's = 55.1N and sum of the Y's =11.1N thus the resultant R= 56.2N so, theta = 11.3 degs. Right process wrong calculations.

respecc sir.

Isn't "g" supposed to be 9,8m/s

thank you sir for the video. simplified

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