Physics: Two-dimensional kinematics (3)

[Oboetoke100]

i am more of a visual learner your videos are exceptional

[TheNewRiflemanBob]

You did not draw a graph at 2:27 to illustrate the problem.

[WongeneKIM]

Good lecture! Thank you!~

[samyah]

I am addicted to your videos!! I love you! you're the BEST!!! may God Bless you!!

[Saladon89]

Man these videos is B.S., this is definitely not what im learning in my physics class.

[paulh428]

@Saladon89 You should be learning this. If you're not or think you're not, you really need to reconsider what you're taking. It may not sound the same or he's not using the same terminology, but the concept is.

[SeanRVCA]

horizontal and vertical components lol these videos are cool though

[VashaB]

This is epic helpful. Thank you so much for these videos!

[jesca215]

ah yes, you make things very clear. thank you!

[90waled09]

thank u .................. sooooo much



[ywang252]

Hopefully I can finish ten lectures of yours today. I am sometimes distracted by your repetition, but the overall value of your lectures is way more than this weakness. lol

[vilanye]

@ywang252 I love his repetition. Wait til you get to his NMR lectures. His repetition is a godsend. Makes it all so much clearer. :)

[Kristiinaandfriends]

what would the paths look like for when a=0 on either the x or y?

[mchyker]

thanx