Why do you switch to t sub nought instead of just multiplying it by 5? That part confused me; I tried it before looking at the answer and got 500 m/s (obviously wrong).
Is this some of the stuff you would learn in a collage physics class? Because if so, this stuff is easy compared to calculus, statistics, etc (prerequisites needed....). I'm trying right now to create a 2 dimensional "world" with simple physics, like a bouncing ball and some collision. Taking into account Mass, Velocity, Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, etc. But it can be a bit over whelming implementing all these things. :O
I just subscribed and must say this is good stuff and I feel less intimidated by it now due to your easy to understand teaching methods im trying to teach myself so I dont have it yet but, this is a great motivating start ...thanks :)
Too damn good Sal!
DannysFearless 4 days ago
ma brain i meant
stfrankies240 1 month ago
thanks very much khan.i thought ma was dull..lol..
stfrankies240 1 month ago
I am very happy to see the vidoe More on the ball throwing game after you give this
Kricardose 1 month ago
I Love The Video More on the ball throwing game It Can Increase My Knowledge
bebeheuy 1 month ago
Steady I Really Like This Video More on the ball throwing game
Mjhond 1 month ago
you're the most helpful teacher i never had =]
blu8686 3 months ago
I love the way he speaks.. It's so casual, like he is sitting beside us...
teerna1 10 months ago 5
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Yvesiscool 1 year ago
Why do you switch to t sub nought instead of just multiplying it by 5? That part confused me; I tried it before looking at the answer and got 500 m/s (obviously wrong).
2439798 1 year ago
lol zero doesn't matter. poor zero
omgthatscrazyx 1 year ago
Wow, this video is so good, especially at the end when you graphed everything out. Great video!
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago
Is this some of the stuff you would learn in a collage physics class? Because if so, this stuff is easy compared to calculus, statistics, etc (prerequisites needed....). I'm trying right now to create a 2 dimensional "world" with simple physics, like a bouncing ball and some collision. Taking into account Mass, Velocity, Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, etc. But it can be a bit over whelming implementing all these things. :O
Clipster15 2 years ago
THIS IS GOOD STUFF KHAN, THANKS
drstingrae 2 years ago 2
I just subscribed and must say this is good stuff and I feel less intimidated by it now due to your easy to understand teaching methods im trying to teach myself so I dont have it yet but, this is a great motivating start ...thanks :)
BiZKiDinc 2 years ago
I didn't understand the concept you introduced of "t sub nought." From that point on, I was lost.
Nindrial 2 years ago
Yeh i found the formula way easier too. Thanks for putting this up though you are a legend
fredwba84 2 years ago
When you said derivative it made more sense.
clixsyt 2 years ago
even if you got a ball in the air for 4 secs it doesn't take into account air resistance :/ so i might never get it 20m in the air :'(
Jtking3000 2 years ago
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16summerlovin no offense but your a geek!
mama1234554321 2 years ago
and you're just critical.
there's nothing geeky about saying that the video helped.
sparkyismyhomedog 2 years ago 2
You say that like he's not going to be your boss someday.
wretcherwretch 2 years ago
wow this makes so much sense.
everything fits together !
16summerlovin 2 years ago 12
this confused me more...i like the formula more than the "inututive way" haha
lukasgomes1428 2 years ago
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calvinhobbesliker2 2 years ago
thank u for the helpful info~ :]
iluvjiyongx3 2 years ago 8
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confusing
heiksv0n 3 years ago
I don't see why people put "thumb down" on comments like this. You aren't being rude or anything. Some people just learn different ways than others
DeflocculatedDentist 2 years ago
These videos are such a valuable source of information. Thank you.
RainManX16 3 years ago 4