Vector conversion || Rectangular || Cylindrical || Spherical || by Prof. Niraj Kumar VIT Chennai

In this video, vector conversion from one coordinate system to other coordinate system is explained with example. Blog link www.iexplainal...

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Explained sharply.. Previously i found EM a bit unimaginable but i don't know your explanations have magic or not. I imagined them quite well from my perspective and Thank you very much from Bangladesh.

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Thanks a lot sir your videos really helped me today in my exam Jai Shri Ram

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Thanks a lot sir!!! I am so grateful to you for making it so easy Jai Shri Ram

[@learncode8832]

the previous video was quit satisfied and i'm watching this also helpful.

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Finding such a helpful video for myself. Thanku 🙏

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please video is nice .i have really understood the course better than before. Thank you .

[@kumaryadavravi]

All coordinate conversion under one roof Thank you sir for this videp

[@souranil9486]

What about spherical to cylindrical and vice versa conversation? Is is not important? Thanks! Really good video though :)

[@RFDesignbasics]

Thanks Souranil! You can easily do it by yourself if you understood the concept.

[@Dude.From.Mars.]

Excellent video sir. Absolutely clear with the concept now!!

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Superb.
Thank you very much.

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Sir, you helped a Vellore student

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Such a helpful video 👌

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Sir thank you so much ❤❤

[@shreyanshtyagi42]

Thank you, sir.

[@Fire.12]

At 14:26 y value in previous video u consider rsin thethasinpi here u changed it please check

[@alokkumar5123]

great video thanks

[@Abhishek-dl1ff]

sir why didn't we used rho=under root of x2+y2 as taught in previous lecture and why didn't you take rho as resultant of x and y vector as in previous lecture??????????????????

[@RFDesignbasics]

This is vector conversion, previous lecture was for point conversion.

[@Abhishek-dl1ff]

@@RFDesignbasics but sir distance of point is just like magnitude of vector and we can just replace the given x coordinate as magnitude of Ax in rho=√Ax2+Ay2 to find cylindrical coordinate rho from rectangular coordinate

[@RFDesignbasics]

No..

[@Abhishek-dl1ff]

@@RFDesignbasics why sir? please

[@RFDesignbasics]

Already explained in the video.

[@Viraj_singh-j5t]

Thank you sir

[@RANGOLIMASTHI]

Sir i didn't understand spherical to rectangle

[@shrutimukherjee8378]

Thnks

[@mahdi-hasan]

in last example, it would be
y = rsinθsinφ

[@tinberman8738]

Thanks

[@arinpattanaik1169]

sir y value is sintheta cosfi but in Gr you have taken the value of y as sintheta sinfi.

[@RFDesignbasics]

Y should be sin phi only. It's correct

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bhai ye notes mil jaengi ?

[@RFDesignbasics]

Here you go www.iexplainall.com/2020/03/introduction-to-coordinate-system-and.html

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@@RFDesignbasics thanks

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Thank you Sir