His statics videos were amazing. "Hey look! He does mechanics of materials too!" And that's all I expected. Then suddenly, *HEY LOOK!* He does dynamics too! Literal madman of genius, I couldn't be more impressed lol.
I got a High Distinction for Statics, I could not have done that without your online Statics course. Just started Dynamics today. I realise it takes a lot of time to make these videos but I really appreciate them. Thank you.
How do you make it seem so simple and my instructor makes me feel like i'm learning a foreign language, I understand it's more about understanding what is given in the problem and what you are solving for, but conceptually you do a fantastic job at explaining the theory behind the subject.
To add to the list so happy to see you back. You have gotten me through Statics, and currently getting me through Mechanics of Materials. Happy to have you in Dynamics as well!
Thank god your back! You were my savior in Statics and Strength of Materials. I pray that you post new lessons rapidly. Your videos make the difference in my exam grades from an F to an A! Thank you for everything
Professor Hanson, these dynamics lectures continue to be amazing. Thank you for explaining Curvilinear Motion Acceleration Components and their impact on Dynamics.
Thank you sir; you have enabled me to regain confidence in my abilities to learn and apply dynamics. I appreciate the time you have taken to create these videos.
Mr. Hanson, please do a few videos on the Coriolis force and the whole rotating coordinate system thing, that part has always confused me big time and I know that you will clear it up for me.
it would be so much easier to just throw these videos in my class and replace my professor. My professor doesn't explain anything anywhere close to this. bundle that up with her bad handwriting and i'll probably fail this class if I can't teach myself.
As far as I know, Rigid-Body Kinematics is part of a normal Dynamics course. If you want a good course book for Dynamics then I can highly recommend "Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics, 10th Edition" by R.C. Hibbeler, that book is fantastic and focuses a lot on example problems.
I LOVE HOW YOU EXPLAIN EVEY DETAIL AND NOT SKIP OUT ON ANYTHING> man i really hate my teacher, for everytime he says " you know what this is " i get a fucking a penny id be rich
It's because you aren't being pushed away from the center of the radius, it only feels like it. If you let go of a yoyo spinning, it'll fly tangent to the curve in a straight line, not directly away from the center like he described centrifugal force
Don't know how useful it might be to you after 4 months but ill give it a try... he didn't use a specific formula, instead he just used the triangle that is formed by the vector Ar At and An and then used some basic trig formula (cos=adjacent/hypotenuse)
Please if you can post the video a bit faster. I beg you dr. hanson. I am not understanding on my teacher save me. if you can post many videos this week it would be really great
His statics videos were amazing.
"Hey look! He does mechanics of materials too!"
And that's all I expected. Then suddenly, *HEY LOOK!* He does dynamics too!
Literal madman of genius, I couldn't be more impressed lol.
Now, if he only did Fluids and Thermo.
Where is mechanics of materials videos i cound't find it please helppp meee. :)
@@emreonay2001 It's in the playlist called "solids"
@@ihaveseverefrootsnackism thanks man have a great day
I got a High Distinction for Statics, I could not have done that without your online Statics course. Just started Dynamics today. I realise it takes a lot of time to make these videos but I really appreciate them. Thank you.
bro teaches better in 10 mins than my professor does in 2 hours
for the first time in my life, someone has explained centripetal vs centrifugal in an understandable and correct manner. Professor Hanson, ur the man.
Finally you are back . We are done with our first exam ...please keep posting before going to the second exams . Many thanks and welcome back !
How do you make it seem so simple and my instructor makes me feel like i'm learning a foreign language, I understand it's more about understanding what is given in the problem and what you are solving for, but conceptually you do a fantastic job at explaining the theory behind the subject.
Yes. Please keep them coming, back to back
Your my savior 👏 greetings from UTSA! You helped me get an A in Statics now on to Dynamics 👌
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To add to the list so happy to see you back. You have gotten me through Statics, and currently getting me through Mechanics of Materials. Happy to have you in Dynamics as well!
Thank god your back! You were my savior in Statics and Strength of Materials. I pray that you post new lessons rapidly. Your videos make the difference in my exam grades from an F to an A! Thank you for everything
Professor Hanson, these dynamics lectures continue to be amazing. Thank you for explaining Curvilinear Motion Acceleration Components and their impact on Dynamics.
Watching you from Iraq thanks for the good class
Thank you sir; you have enabled me to regain confidence in my abilities to learn and apply dynamics. I appreciate the time you have taken to create these videos.
I love him more though
Wonderful , today i got the book by I.P. Gurskii , elementary physics
This kind of channels must be paid higher than other channels
That's the most American teacher i've ever seen
The man, the myth, the legend has returned. Please keep posting, our class is further ahead, but you can catch up!
You explained that really well! Thank you
Mr. Hanson, please do a few videos on the Coriolis force and the whole rotating coordinate system thing, that part has always confused me big time and I know that you will clear it up for me.
I will use this video for a presentation of my school
Finally!!! Please upload dynamic videos faster❤️
Great! you make everything so easy to understand. Thank you.
thank you. thank you. thank you.
This always calms me.
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you've helped me a lot many thanks Dr.Jeff
Thank you for coming back!!! We need you lol
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Thank the lord you’re back yes!!
Thanks for the videos sir! hope u could post more of your teaching here since it helps us so much. may God bless u
it would be so much easier to just throw these videos in my class and replace my professor. My professor doesn't explain anything anywhere close to this. bundle that up with her bad handwriting and i'll probably fail this class if I can't teach myself.
i have same problem too :(
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Sir , thank you❤❤
Thank you so much for this, this is super helpful!
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I swear if I ace this class it's all thanks to you.
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Hey Hanson, thank you so much for your great videos. Are you planning to share videos on RIgid Body Kinematics?
As far as I know, Rigid-Body Kinematics is part of a normal Dynamics course.
If you want a good course book for Dynamics then I can highly recommend "Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics, 10th Edition" by R.C. Hibbeler, that book is fantastic and focuses a lot on example problems.
DR. HASON***** THE GREATEST DR. IN THE WORLD
@@Peter_1986 I agree. Hands down the best book.
You are amazing sir. Thank you and please keep posting🌹
What if you were asked to find the time and it started from rest? How would that be solved?
I LOVE HOW YOU EXPLAIN EVEY DETAIL AND NOT SKIP OUT ON ANYTHING> man i really hate my teacher, for everytime he says " you know what this is " i get a fucking a penny id be rich
I should have watched this video before I took my first Term test. Dang!
Dr when do u come back for dynamics???
this is really great thanks.....and ur smart one
Hanson you are the best!!!
Truly a legend. Thank you!!!
You make me laugh haha ..Keep posting good stuff :-)
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Legend
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Sir can u say the acceleration of practical on golf ball
My physics professor told us centrifugal force isn't a real force 😮...I'm confused
It's because you aren't being pushed away from the center of the radius, it only feels like it. If you let go of a yoyo spinning, it'll fly tangent to the curve in a straight line, not directly away from the center like he described centrifugal force
helps a lot, thanks!
This guy is the goat
verry helpful
Thank you so much
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I love this professor! he saves my ass everytime :')
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Thank you sir
you didnt say the formula of "at". so when you wrote that "at =10*cos30* , it was kinda confusing
Don't know how useful it might be to you after 4 months but ill give it a try...
he didn't use a specific formula, instead he just used the triangle that is formed by the vector Ar At and An and then used some basic trig formula (cos=adjacent/hypotenuse)
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Why isn't an negative
Centrifugal force is not a force it’s just inertia
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Please if you can post the video a bit faster. I beg you dr. hanson. I am not understanding on my teacher save me. if you can post many videos this week it would be really great
just set playback speed aty 1.25 or 1.5
oh lord, you should be teaching at universities
whyd you call the car an auto
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I swear my professor didnt even explain what rho was, I was so confused seeing another Greek letter i didnt know the meaning of
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i thought this was an engineering course
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