Derivation of Continuity equation in spherical coordinate

[@muhammadharith3312]

Thank god you were here to explain it briefly...i was wondering something in that equation until this your video come. very helpful..

[@muhammadaaliyan2508]

BEST METHOD WITH ELEGANCE SIR

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Thanku sir ,very helpfull vedio ....

[@gauravrajput8109]

Simply AWESOME. Please keep up the good work.

[@shuhengliu2360]

amazingly neat handdrawings

[@SAURABHANANDLOVE]

I was expecting this lecture...though difficult to analyze in this coordinate system yet very effective...

[@christophercheckley4069]

Perfect explanation, thanks!

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Very great sir. Thank you

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Awesome!!

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Thank you so much sir

[@surajgupta9894]

Thank u sir video
Is very helpful

[@kalpanasandeepjoshi1374]

Excellent explanation.

[@kylewhite5997]

thank you very much, it's very clear

[@daniellegarciaribeiro9476]

Nossa, muito bom! Thanks

[@graciahw7494]

Thank you for your explanation, but coordinate y is theta and coordinate z is phi

[@zahzahzee]

Thank you!

[@byhu2861]

Sir equation of continuity and equation of motion in spherical polar coordinates Is both are same

[@hamidullahmoradyan]

Thank you sır

[@pankajdumka7090]

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[@Dusadof]

net mass flux from the control surface, not volume.

[@pankajdumka7090]

Yes, net mass efflux from the control surface of the control volume. It happens some time, please pardon.
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[@sonumanav1172]

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[@prasanth1169]

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[@Gangadhara189]

Voice is not audible loudly

[@pankajdumka7090]

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[@vamshimadhukar8975]

When we put the terms common the d/dr(rho. Vr) remains there
But u hav again taken 1/r2
Plz explain

[@kylewhite5997]

there is a small error at phi, I guess we also need to put the sin(phi) outside

[@mishraji2846]

U interchange Theta and phi
It's totally wrong

[@pankajdumka7090]

Thank you for your valuable comment. Firstly, the notations are what I feel about. Secondly, if you replace x, y, and z with a, b, and c then the physical meaning will never ever change. Please read the book written by Prof. Som and Biswas and then check that whether the expressions are wrong or right.
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[@mishraji2846]

@@pankajdumka7090 ok sir

[@aravindsuresh6202]

youre mixing theta and phi convention