Force Voltage Analogy 

I think that´s why is an "analogy" thats why the title says "Force Voltage Analogy"

You're right bro she'd said it incorrect, how does voltage comes into play in mechanical model 😂😂

its difficult to teach in front of camera without seeing any script that's why she tell voltage instead of velocity

yes right said bro

Velocity not voltage

Yeah u r right we came to learn here after watching her videos u r able to crct mistakes then see her teaching skill first of all appreciate that

no criticism means no improvement. we want her to improve along with us learning so we criticize. As long as even one person is not smart enough to realize the context which is simple for YOU, means he is leaving with false, incorrect knowledge. Knowledge from a channel he trusted and may do badly in exams like GATE or others. Giving knowledge for free is good and is applauded, however, that itself comes with its own responsibilities. This tutorial series was advertised (yes, advertised, on their site) to be simple, easy to comprehend, and CORRECT. However, that is obviously wrong. Intentionally or not. These mistakes can only be rectified for future videos with criticism and feedback from us. Yet here you are being a gatekeeper, preventing us from helping THEM improve. The hypocrisy in you is strong.

Yeah. It's free and everyone's grateful. But this isn't the first time she's mispronouncing terms. I want to learn something. Rather, I was baffled at this explanation

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Ya it is right

What you see men here in video velocity is equal to current

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Yes velocity

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Yes she has done a mistake

Even i think C1 and R1 should be parallel to each other

Dont they have the same velocity? displacement with time. i guess thats why they are in series

as we have only m1 and m2 so we cant have more than two mesh if we connect it in parallel we will have 3 meshes.

@@achintsingh210 see the point no. 1 ) if two elements have same velocity they are connected in series. I hope you get it.

See the point no. 1) if the two elements have same velocity, they'll be in series. Understood?

Yeah i m also confuse here just

It is easier to perform analysis of an electrical system rather than a mechanical system,,, that's why

it happens bro, it was a silly mistake . don't mind .. if u got it it's well and good why to point out again and again. she is a nice teacher

@@akhilbatra5695 don't take it as negative. as he pointing out, most of the students getting to know its a mistake

but you are explaining very well which is helpful for me. thank you. your lectures always makes me clear

In mechanical system it is velocity, in electrical system it is Voltage

ok

nooo..... M2 ------> L2

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