Solving a Truss Using the Method of Sections - Step by Step Example 

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Thank you! This was very helpful! I’ve been stuck on section problems for a while now, but this cleared things up for me.

You saved me with this video, can't thank you enough for it

perfect succinct explanation. thank you.

This is an excellent video. Thank you for the tips and the very clear way of explaining.

Thanks for your videos, Every time i had a problem in structures, i looked for AF Math & Engineering video for the lesson.thanks again and hope more videos for covering other structural parts of engineering and also it will be great if you could do some really tricky higher structural questions with using sap2000, etabs,staad pro and do without them. Thanks again.

Thank you so much sir

At 9.03, why don't you have to use the other forces in the moment equation such as DI and HI?

Thanks a lot sir👍🏽

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I am taking this in static. Is it in strength of materials too?

I would really appreciate it if you could make a video about how to convert uniformly distributed loading on the truss to point loads. T-T

better than my prof, i get yelled at for asking.

nice explanation

When calculating for Fgh, why is the direction positive

Very helpful

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