CE REVIEW - WEEK 2.1 | PRINCIPLES OF HYDROSTATICS

[@Carl_John]

Simpler explanation po cguro is if going downward, the pressure gets larger thus positive, and smaller if going upward so negative.. unlike sa going right or going left, which is the same lng naman.. Salamat engineer at an refresh ang knowledge ko about hydrostatics..

[@EngrDeLaCruz]

Thank you for watching! Please check upcoming tutorials :)

[@aira4884]

Ambilis kong natuto T^T thank u so much, Engr.

[@nasirahmadkhalil5379]

Keep it up, you have been doing a great job.

[@carlajoyb.orpilla8530]

THANK YOU ENGR. MORE VIDEOS TO COME

[@allansahagun404]

San po nakuha yung 62.4?

[@EngrDeLaCruz]

Unit of water, 62.4 lb/ft³

[@shigeovlogs]

watching this for RCE, April 2025

[@alosimeon29]

Master talaga

[@badong229]

Salamat engr.

[@kylemontaus1189]

THANK YOU SIR.

[@daij1341]

Sir, diba po habang bumababa, mas tumataas pressure? Hindi po ba add ang gagawin?

[@jcrlaptoptrading]

new subscriber po. thank you, engineer :)

[@EngrDeLaCruz]

Thank you for watching! Please check upcoming tutorials :)

[@endofdog4581]

Bakit hindi po nasali sir yung 4ft. Water sa part 3 po?

[@kiansales9997]

Bakit walang value po ang pressure ng air sa second example?

[@neerrr-k4h]

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[@clairesarmiento3200]

engr question lang po, bakit mo 62.4 po ang ginamit at hindi ang 9.81?

[@howardquime5342]

Naka English po Hindi metric

[@RosettaGR396]

Yong given kasi English units yan, not SI units.

[@filgeraldjumagdao7492]

Good day engineer ano po yung 62.4 ? salamat po

[@KellyJames-ru6tp]

Density and specific weight of water in English unit.