Mechanical Engineering: Ch 13: Virtual Work Applications (10 of 39) Virtual Work and the Moment

[@AwestruckChemicals]

What an excellent teacher

[@yashbhambhu4938]

Sharp, sweet, smooth, short, perfection.

[@tag_of_frank]

At 3:43... it seemed like some robot reprogrammed you. There was robotic sounds in the background also... and you just stopped... are you even human??

[@NepolianRoyalRides]

shut up meathead

[@nellvincervantes3223]

Sir I have a question. When would you know if theres a moment at pin support if you applied virtual work, while in your other examples in other video, you didnt include moment in virtual work equation. Sorry I got confused.

[@ANKITKUMAR-zb9nw]

explained with excellency..

[@harshitgupta424]

Welcome to electroline!! Sounds like that😂😂

[@BrMiller]

It took me a while to realise it was ilLectureOnline

[@firstname1891]

excellent explanation

[@mirkodobrota4861]

HI, segments 2L and L does not stay in 90 deg. Whay is other part of x_0 = Lsin(Tetha)

[@prakashc8445]

Good Teacher.. How come you know everything?.. conceptual..

[@nellvincervantes3223]

I got it now sir but how a pin support has a moment? I thought moment occurs on fixed supports?

[@MichelvanBiezen]

A moment exist any time the action of a force does not go directly through a support point (like a pin)

[@maheshwaranbhanugoban6624]

How come you know everything?

[@HitMan-jm3ge]

years of practice and studying......

[@furkankorkmaz8075]

Firstly, thanks for your education videos. However, i guess you make a mistake about angle. Because, i think "x" should be 3Lcos(theta)