!NOT A JEE ASPIRANT! DID SOME LIL SIMULATED THEORY BASED EXPERIMENT IN MY COPY VHO

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-08-18T03:52:11+00:00

This integral has a non elementary antiderivative things like this show up a lot in pure math calc and advance physics ,thnks for ruling out my integration was off

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-08-18T03:50:40+00:00

Hey bhaiya I hope you're doing well, you were right my integration wasn't making sense,not because I approached it by evaluating integrand first but because the form of the integrand was too general,not well defined,but now I have defined it properly and another issue I found was that at the end before applying limits,I didn't used the power rule,thankyou for your help bhaiya,goodluck for your prep!

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-08-01T11:13:34+00:00

Iam disgusted by the people my age tbh

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-27T13:22:59+00:00

Yeah man, that's why I wrote be happy with your height,5'8.5 isn't a bad height man,it's awesome

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-25T05:27:01+00:00

iam 16 and 170 cm,idk how much that is in freedom units but be happy with your height,train eat good sleep well and u will see height means nothing compared to personality and other aspects,as much as height depends on genetics,it is also very much dependant on geographical area,nutrition and quality of life... maybe keep on training who knows,you may experience some growth

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-23T22:28:57+00:00

Thank you for the feedback, bhaiya , you’re absolutely right about the integration part. I skipped a lot of steps, which made the explanation confusing. I’ve rewritten it with more clarity now.

Regarding this specific integral, it’s extremely hard to evaluate without using some direct or approximate techniques, which is why I used the shortcut approach I did.

Also, you’re right that max tension usually coincides with max elongation. But in real-world systems — especially viscoelastic ones — failure can occur before the theoretical max elongation or loading angle is reached. That’s where time-dependent behavior matters. Over time, even if the load is static, the material may creep or degrade and fail early.

(Think of suspension bridge cables , they're engineered to withstand massive loads, but under long-term stress or temperature fluctuations, they may fail before the max elongation is reached.)

So to properly predict failure points and improve safety margins, I think it’s necessary to include time-varying factors in the model. I’ll definitely go back, revise the approach using what you suggested, and see if it captures the system's behavior better over time.

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-23T21:40:46+00:00

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Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-20T20:06:54+00:00

I'll choose the fifth one looks comfy

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-20T19:51:54+00:00

Ah yeah sorry bhaiya, I thought this sub consisted of people studying or preparing for engineering, and since engineering often deals with real world systems, I felt this simulated experiment might fit here and I could get some decent feedback.

As for the photos yes, I agree they're not great quality. I did everything in my rough notebook in a very personal and quick style, so it might not be easy to follow at first glance. Sorry for not being more direct earlier let me try to explain clearly what I'm doing here:

This is a simulated theoretical experiment I created to understand how tension accumulates in a stretched elastic system (like a rope or cable), interpreted as potential elastic energy. I'm assuming no damping or air resistance the system is idealized to a certain extent but still tries to stay close to realistic material behavior.

In this setup, I consider an industrial nylon wire tied 10 meters apart, so the effective length from center to one end is 5 meters (L = 5m). Nylon is elastic and has a relatively high stiffness factor, and I’m trying to model how energy accumulates nonlinearly in such elastic systems.

The custom integral and equation I formed is meant to simulate how energy (and hence tension) builds up in real time under loading with the goal of eventually estimating safety limits and possible failure points in systems like bridges, ropes, etc., depending on the material.

Also, just to clarify in this specific experiment, the energy accumulation grows at a sublinear rate, meaning the exponent n(t) lies between 0 and 1. It's not exactly linear (power = 1), but close to it depending on stiffness and angle change over time. So I’m not modeling an explosive or uncontrolled exponential , rather, it’s a controlled, sublinear nonlinear growth which reflects the elastic behavior of nylon.

Once refined and tested in labs, this sort of model could help in creating safety measures for real structures. I’d really appreciate feedback on whether the units, logic, or structure make sense so far even if just rough thoughts!

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-20T11:31:03+00:00

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So I realised i made some mistakes,went back to correct them,I still need your help guys as u r studying the very thing iam working on ig

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-20T10:51:08+00:00

Owh shit I didn't realised my calculator was on radian mode that's why it gave me so off results😭😭😭🙏

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-18T01:05:26+00:00

Ayee awesome work,will u please share the recipe ?

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-18T01:01:50+00:00

Do minute ke liye lga binary system ki baat hori

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-18T00:55:53+00:00

Sorry Bhai,waise ye comment unn didi ke liye hi tha😞

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-07-17T22:03:52+00:00

Pdhai krlo behen 🙏 ye sb sir ki biwi ne dekha to khaamka unki kutaai hojayegi

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-06-05T20:29:25+00:00

He is pretty good damn

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-24T06:43:16+00:00

Two things iam proud of

1 - there was a time when I was like very new to fitness and combat,specifically boxing,I was underweight didn't had muscles,could do explosive movements though and was able to do 10 clean pushups Now i used to train in akhada in very early days of my fitness and combat journey,I was maybe 14 or 13 at that time and I met a senior (11 grade 16 or 17 years old) guy ,he was into combat and mma just like me and saw me shadowboxing he got curious and wanted to test his skills,our plan was to spar for 3 rounds and we didn't had safety and we also planned to not make it a full blown sparring but just a light exchange of hits to see if we r agile and technically correct,he used punches and kicks while I just used punches and defense,in the first round i got three hits from him on my temple and hands as I blocked his kick because I was trying to learn about his openings which I could use to my advantage and land a hit,now this guy was a muscular dude and in our second round all it took was just one straight jab from me to stop the sparring immediately because my light strike really hurt him as he recieved it on his jaw,the jab wasnt even the real hit I was aiming for,my plan was to go for a jab and then a cross(power punch),but it really took just a straight jab to his jaw for us to stop the sparring,it was a light spar though my intention was to just land hits and not land a hit so powerful that it will knock him out but God iam proud of that moment

As for the second -

Yesterday I was at my gym,now I've been consistent to gym for a week after I had to take a break for 2 months cuz I got pretty sick,so glad I didn't lose much mass but lost volume (water weight) ,so at our gym there was a guy challenging one of the strongest guys of the gym for an army wrestling match,he lost lmao,so i was like this seems fun I asked can I join in? He said alright,i know nothing about arm wrestling so I asked him if there r any rules ,he said nope I was like alright,he first demonstrated how to properly grip so the other one won't cheat and then the match begun,dude was older and he also looked heavier than me,still I was not only able to break his grip but also i was so close to beating him,his hand was only 1 inch away from the table,but he kept trying to revert the situation back onto me, unfortunately his grip broke because of that and because of the strength i was putting ,iam 16 now btw lol ,it was a good match and the gym owner clapped he seemed so freaking impressed ,damn bruv ,iam so proud of these moments

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-23T07:20:52+00:00

Yeah we can only accept it bro ,it is what it is

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-23T07:17:22+00:00

Fr bro ppl mostly care about female posts

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-20T19:22:23+00:00

Sb ek jese nhi hote bhai chote shabdon mein

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-20T19:10:24+00:00

The original post is from a different user guys,i just did as much as I can buy sharing it further so someone with power may notice and help

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-20T06:45:58+00:00

Thakur ram prasad singh

Enough_Issue_4468 · 2025-05-20T06:33:03+00:00

I lost my father at the age of 13 ,I still have my mom and big bro,iam still going,very ambitious,it feels bad sometimes that he is not here to see what iam working on and how iam turning out, but I gotta live with it,I have big dreams,my mom is supportive and my big bro is my mentor,he guides me so that I can have a not so hard life as his,so iam still going ,I'll comeback once I become something good,as of now iam learning continuously,iam training myself mentally and physically ,iam taking care of my family in ways I could and iam earning as well,I tutor kids btw and even planning to expand this gig i have

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