Solving Tension Problems

thanks so much sir , i got something from your lesson

Great video

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Where does the "second" T1 go that was brought into the second equation?

Thank you for this!! The problem was tedious but fun to solve, in the end I got it right wohoo! Physics is fun

THANK YOU!!! I watched a bunch of your videos before my 1st year physics midterm and got a 95%!!! thanks prof you make it so fun and easy

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Thanks! I have my AP tomorrow and this really helped!

its like a knight physics text book in video form, truly powerful a tool these videos are.

You are a hero!!!!!!!! This helped me so much. Bam

Finally a video I understand! thank you so much!

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Thank you so much! That helped a lot. I have a question related to the algebra part for the solution of T1&T2, could you explain exactly what was the method that you applied?

Thnkz

Beautiful. What I find a bit unintuitive is the product of forces in the x times the y forces lead to the solution.

This is really cool

Why can you make this so dang simple?? And my professor makes it so complicated?🤣🤣🤣

on behalf of physics students everywhere, may I express my intense gratitude

Thank you 😍😍😍

Thank you so much sir
This has been of great help for NEET UG medical entrance Preparation
The concept clearance was really quick and understandable

When u brought in trig identities... I almost ran away.

What if theta is not given ?

Wow so many ways... I got the answer using a shorter method

The tan theta part and the part where you said save inserting the numbers in at the end was extremely helpful! Thank you so much!😆

This has helped tremendously! Thank you

The "what if" part was my reason for watching this whole video...thank u so much...ur explaining it like an elementary stuff....great video with great explanation..👍👍👍

such an underrated video, this helped a lot, thank you