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[legalperson]

THE ONLY REASON I CLICKED IS BECAUSE I HAVE A TEST TOMORROW :D

[armedzerox]

This video savr my ads. Thx. ^^

[nightreaper999]

she sounds like the blond chick from tng

[Leonie9220]

"it was an educated guest" :p

[exmortis123game]

Very nicely explained.

Liked your video very much , do make more such video's.

I'll like to rate you 5 stars *****

[thegeekrajput]

goood



[exmortis123game]

:p liked your video

[dollll99]

thanks for uploading its very help full........

i understood those part which was very confusing.

thanks a lot..

and of course derivative and integration machines are so cool

[shub007dude]

Just AWESOME!

[Meena1587]

I want that Derivative machine!

[cheesey12354]

Why the heck did i choose physics! Its SOOO HARD!!!!!!!!!!!! Im gonna get an F in my exam...which is today!!! in 3 hrs time :S

[mathugnigga]

@cheesey12354 remember, F = ma for which A = excellent :)

[cheesey12354]

@mathugnigga I did the exam and got my results...exam was an A-level (Advanded level) and I got a D! Which is a pass xD im so happy lol i thought i failed xD

[TheOrcy]

I will get F in physics coz of this :(

[bryanferrell]

I like the derivative machine : )

[insanic1]

my subwoofer is going crazy

[ddr85]

what's with all of the revvvverrrrb?!?!? This video makes SHM and physics kinda creepy, LOL.They never say, "with respect to time"?!?!? i think that might clear some things up, at least when it comes to the graphing of the motion.

[Ahmadrazaullah]

very copatible vedio..Thanks

[JerryKitich]

this is an old series called the Mechanical Universe from 1985, available at learner.org

[Sectorsophia]

@JerryKitich thanks! I was hoping someone knew

[JerryKitich]

@Sectorsophia anytime, all the videos are there for free at learner.org on demand, enjoy

[JerryKitich]

interesting

[SwiftCuber]

Thanks to you, I recalled the equations of energy for a SHM system!

[guest1754]

lol this video is funny as hell

[MRRookie232]

The start of this video sounds like the start of Fellowship of the ring.

[eksman187]

nice vid. more of this style *.*

[blahblahblahblah1023]

Love the derivative machine hahaha

[domyaska]

great!! wonderful documnetary!!!! thank youuuuu

[pstlwhppd]

lol @ derivative machine

[EltBerserker]

beautifull....

[DaBhaalspawn]

"The differential equation, is solved by the time-honored technique.... of guessing"

LOL, priceless.

[isam1335]

How to find the maximum gravitation potential energy and the maximum speed of a block with a spring in a frictionnless surface if the block was initially elongated in x=10 cm from the relax point of the spring (x=0)

mass of the block is 5 kg and the spring constant is 5 N/m?? Pls help me

[sajidullah]

fun would be to show how to solve the diff eqn !

[nejtilsvampe]

@sajidullah it's a second degree homogenous differential equation with complex roots. The general solution is x(t) = C1*sin(w*t) + C2*cos(w*t) .

By choosing that the function goes through origo (0,0) the C2 constant must be 0, thus leaving us with x(t) = C1*sin(w*t) , and then we just call C1 = A instead :) It's fairly simple actually, I wrote a paper on it in my 2nd year in the Gymnasium.

[lutfizz]

:)

Helpful

[scilabo]

THIS IS BRILLIANT

[seigakufuji]

thx so much!! :)

[the0fart0machine]

This is good stuff!

[abadour1]

excellent video!!!! goooo thephysicscafe!!! :D

[DSquat]

Very informative. 5 stars.