Thank you so much, many many times over. I'm taking physics at a university so that a piece of paper says "General Physics, 4 credits" on it, but most of what I've learned about physics has come from watching Walter Lewin and these videos
the second ray u drew is incorrect , its suppose to go through the focal point next to the object then through the lens and refract, then go parallel to the principle line...
@mido1765 actually he's still right. He's focuing on a ray that doesnt go through the focal point but instead goes through some other space. He's trying to represent that all light that goes trhough the lens will meet at that one point :D
Ive just seen on you website all the videos you have for chemistry too. Ill gonna check them out when I get this evil physics exam out of the way next week. A million thankyous four your help, you make me feel like I have a chance of getting through a horrible exam.
So it is possible to have a convex lense that doesn't converge light rays? So in the second diagram he was drawing at 5:00 doesn't strictly have to be a concave lense?
A convex lens by definition converges light. The difference between the two diagrams is that the first one had the object distance greater than the focal length of the lens whereas the second one has the object distance less than the focal length. In the second diagram (o less than f) the image is a virtual image. It's not really there, it's an illusion. When o greater than f it's real and the image is there. You can project real images on screens. Virtual images can't be projected on screens.
THIS guy is wrong about the convex lens, it shouldn't go through the center of the lens, it should instead go through the focal point, then converge as it hits the lens!
1st. Draw a straight line from the tip of the object, straight accros, through the focus etc.. Could u state the rules, instead of just drawing the rays that come across together?
Thank you ever so much, if only there were million more decent teachers like you huh? Then this world would brilliant. You are BRILLIANT! =D
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OOHAJC 3 weeks ago
thanks!! i have two days before this exam and this really gave me a solid basis,
i've also seen some of the organic chemestry movies, I like how you take your time to really study it.
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expertindia2000 1 month ago
Haha don't stop believing :) made me slightly happier ^^
ForYeensSake 1 month ago
Don't stop believing! (Love the background choir) lol
BeanTek 2 months ago 4
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Pezan1118 4 months ago
Youre a REALLY good teacher!
IntoTheFace 4 months ago
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IntoTheFace 4 months ago
this saved me
juliagym13 4 months ago
Thank you so much, many many times over. I'm taking physics at a university so that a piece of paper says "General Physics, 4 credits" on it, but most of what I've learned about physics has come from watching Walter Lewin and these videos
naturalfeatures 7 months ago
lol cell phone vibrating... journey playing... dude's blowin' up
Harpysrude 8 months ago in playlist Physics: Introduction to lenses and mirrors
dont stop believing...best thing to hear when studying for a physics final
mvorens1 9 months ago 5
physics test on monday. this is my lucky break. thanks.
animefreak619240 10 months ago
the second ray u drew is incorrect , its suppose to go through the focal point next to the object then through the lens and refract, then go parallel to the principle line...
mido1765 10 months ago
@mido1765 actually he's still right. He's focuing on a ray that doesnt go through the focal point but instead goes through some other space. He's trying to represent that all light that goes trhough the lens will meet at that one point :D
FireSoulism 9 months ago
@mido1765 that's the optional 3rd ray you can draw, they all converge at the same point.
Gavlar92 9 months ago
I thought the arrow was a house for the longest time. -_-
yoshitoki23 1 year ago 7
@yoshitoki23 we all did....we all did.
jeremyslife 10 months ago
@yoshitoki23 Oh shit it's not a house?!?!?
benja303 3 months ago
I love this!! I'm in high school and my physics teacher is just... but this is great :) Textbook reading doesn't help!
xsfxing 1 year ago
Awesome video, thanks!
joejacksonriley 1 year ago
Ive just seen on you website all the videos you have for chemistry too. Ill gonna check them out when I get this evil physics exam out of the way next week. A million thankyous four your help, you make me feel like I have a chance of getting through a horrible exam.
TimmysMummy 1 year ago
at 9:47 did that guy say that they were both on the right?
bichtitbob 1 year ago
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20thousandlightyears 1 year ago
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thai5102 1 year ago
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foeunit 1 year ago
These should be in closed captions.
conker690 1 year ago
a girl has an orgasm at 10:13 wtf?
timabad 1 year ago 9
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timabad 1 year ago
thank you!
a20e09c 1 year ago
i can hear some one singing songs in back ground i guesss its hindi
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lizzy201292 1 year ago
My friend posted this on facebook for revision practise for physics. Prepare for this video to go viral- this is gold dust, seriously thank you sir.
Sonneybouy 1 year ago
You sir, are my hero. I might just pass my test tomorrow. If I ever get some money of my own, I will send you some.
GAMEFREAK333 1 year ago
very helpful video, thanks for the upload
544001 1 year ago
So it is possible to have a convex lense that doesn't converge light rays? So in the second diagram he was drawing at 5:00 doesn't strictly have to be a concave lense?
jc55 1 year ago
A convex lens by definition converges light. The difference between the two diagrams is that the first one had the object distance greater than the focal length of the lens whereas the second one has the object distance less than the focal length. In the second diagram (o less than f) the image is a virtual image. It's not really there, it's an illusion. When o greater than f it's real and the image is there. You can project real images on screens. Virtual images can't be projected on screens.
sean14916 1 year ago
Nice vid. loved it.
ryanguy6789 1 year ago
it's right. he just skipped the 3rd line which goes to the focal point and refracts/reflects bk parallel to the ground.
starlessartemis 2 years ago
THIS guy is wrong about the convex lens, it shouldn't go through the center of the lens, it should instead go through the focal point, then converge as it hits the lens!
MuzeTV 2 years ago
all your videos help SO MUCH i'm currently having trouble in my grade 11 physics class near the end of the semester in this unit
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Thank you :]
hicelina 2 years ago
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iamnikoline 2 years ago
was there a singing of Journey in the background? wow.
TheFabledWolf 2 years ago 32
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cooperman1878 1 year ago
@cooperman1878 Don't stop Believing
SeniorHankey 1 year ago
I love you man! there needs to be more people like you in this world
sjb167 2 years ago 60
My professor, has rules to drawing the rays.
1st. Draw a straight line from the tip of the object, straight accros, through the focus etc.. Could u state the rules, instead of just drawing the rays that come across together?
Mayimbej 2 years ago
i'm studying igcse..
this video is really very helpful.
thnk you
:D
iamdudeinmood 2 years ago