I am taking a structural engineering class and I haven't touched the material in 3 years. Your video was very informative and simple to follow. Thank you so much!!!
this vid was 1 years ago.. before, i dont really understand this even i learn more than 1 month. or +- 32hours. but your vid make me understand about this just teen minuts.. oh my god... is this coincident ?, thanks man....,,
I appreciate you trying to suppress the pen sound. It was quite distracting and made some of the previous videos, however good, rather difficult to watch. Keep up the good work!
you need to include that moment when you take moments about a point. instead of writing force x lever arm, you write the moment. remember to consider the direction of the moment i.e. clockwise or anti-clockwise.
Because when you use the area under the force curve to find the equivalent point load's magnitude, the centroid of the area under the force curve is the point of application of that load. This applies to other shapes (ex triangular shape). We can prove this by using integration.
You need to consider the lever arm from the point you take moments. Ex: when you take moments about C, the lever arm is 10m for R_A. I.e. distance from C to A.
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