Julius Sumner Miller - Physics - Pendulums pt. 2

[kght222]

thank you

[marioGutierrz]

your vwery good, but waste too much paper, i sugest u buy a white board...

[jeremyhillaryboobphd]

"here is a hOOP..."

[WelcometoSIlentHill]

i have the utmost respect for julius miller, but i couldnt help but crack up at 5:05 - 5:10

[Rawr454]

Haha, wasn't sure what you referenced until I 'experienced' it lol.

[IanEColeman]

lol

[Marsc0met]

LMAO I have the utmost respect for you, @WelcometoSIlentHill. That's some very nice observational skills you got there...

[jingematz]

The answer to your Julius Miller's question is that the shorter spring which is MORE STIFF has a shorter period than the longer spring which is LESS STIFF.

[yellowfever90]

You ruined the experience lol

[jingematz]

I love this guy...so energetic!

[612mike612]

Okay, Two things...

1. What is the answer to the question @ 6:00? ...Double?

2. If he had the time, what was he gonna do with the car-shock-springs?

Even an opinion would be appreciated.

[markan222]

The periods are the same: in this case the period depeneds from the mass, the applied force and the dislocation, not from the original lengh of the spring.

[jingematz]

The answer to your Julius Miller's question is that the shorter spring which is MORE STIFF has a shorter period than the longer spring which is LESS STIFF.

[AdminOnDuty]

Julius needs an eraseable drawing board :D

[kaiyaxrawr]

Julius is enchanting!! Best man who ever lived.

[sirromyrag]

this should be put to heavy metal music..fact.

[givebeesachance]

That is a fine looking man.

[thecommonpatriot]

he didnt mention much about mass moments of inertia from the physical penulae.

[WalkWithHands]

No, Julius we won't do that to you! lol. You're awesome!