Thanks alot bro, you help me out a lot. My physics teacher is literally useless, can you imagine someone who gets paid to teach but yet fails to do atleast one practise problem through out this semester. She's soooooo lazy I wanna slap her.
These are brilliant, but could I be incredibly cheeky and ask if it would be possible for you to do a video on using Snell's law on, say, a prism where the angles aren't parallel?
Once we find the sine of the angle, we have to use inverse sine to find the angle. In other words, the goal is usually to find the angle, and Snell's Law just gives us the sine of the angle, so we then use inverse sine to find the angle.
you said .5579 but you type .5597 :p hahaha lol anyway thanks for the helpful teaching :)
sharon1881 1 month ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH DEREK!!!
ladymusiclover 1 month ago
Also, how do you double check if the answer is correct?? :(
mhmcupcakes 5 months ago
isn't the glass index reflaction 1.58?
mhmcupcakes 5 months ago
@mhmcupcakes That is certainly possible. There are many different types of glass.
derekowens 5 months ago
Thanks very much :), its kinda hard to do physics through distance education (at home) without some verbal help!
skippyskater 9 months ago
at 2:45 u said ".5579 " but u wrote . 5597 :S correct that
lArOnLDBpRo 9 months ago
Thanks alot bro, you help me out a lot. My physics teacher is literally useless, can you imagine someone who gets paid to teach but yet fails to do atleast one practise problem through out this semester. She's soooooo lazy I wanna slap her.
abcman 9 months ago
Nice explanation tnx
Unitt9 10 months ago
thanks man, u explain it really well :)
masterchief9064 11 months ago
Of all the teachers who have attempted to teach me this, ur the first to succeed. Cheers!
TheStaniG 1 year ago 2
i love u! u saved me
ShinjuHoshi 1 year ago
These are brilliant, but could I be incredibly cheeky and ask if it would be possible for you to do a video on using Snell's law on, say, a prism where the angles aren't parallel?
Ty for all these vids though, they really help :]
boxedguilt 1 year ago
so why do you do sin-1 near the end of the equation
HurryingFever 2 years ago
Once we find the sine of the angle, we have to use inverse sine to find the angle. In other words, the goal is usually to find the angle, and Snell's Law just gives us the sine of the angle, so we then use inverse sine to find the angle.
Hope that helps,
D.O.
derekowens 2 years ago
thanks i looked everywhere except youtube cause i thot it wouldnt be here... turns out it was the other way around thanks lots
FailingHurtz 2 years ago
aaah i hate sin hahah. wish me luck
maxim2266 2 years ago
wow... that was simply great and the easiest way to do that type of question... thanks
Watzgd1 2 years ago
better than both my math and science teacher put together, my teachers are so dumb compared to you, you make it simple......
HurryingFever 2 years ago
this is so kickass! thx alot
cosminpreda90 2 years ago
i wish my college employed you
Marzipanize 2 years ago
thanks
cipro426 2 years ago
I wished my school employed you.
hacksign000 2 years ago
omg thank you, this is very helpful for my test ^__^ i understand it better now, so thank you so much.
tranvostco 2 years ago