Your tutorials are excellent. The explantions of the concepts described are very intuitive and make a lot more sense than most others that i have seen. I have one criticism and that is that the graphics you use are not very clear and rather untidy, which can lead to confusion as to what the symbols that you have written signify.
wait prof, i am confused by this, why do: d = att/2 ? when i convert this into units, it sounds wrong.. m = (m/ss x ss)/2 = m/2 ?! i dont get it, can someone help? tia
Thank You! My teacher goes too fast in lecture and then acts like I should teach myself. I was not named Newton! I am just in junior college physics 100 after not attending school for over ten years. I never had good study habits and I am learning how to learn all over again. This is helping me supplement my notes and studies.
Dude, this actually makes sense and in my platoon my call sign has been for the last six months fucktard. Seriously. Fucktard. And I now understand projectile physics taught to me in a foreign language. Thank you, you have given me a elementary grasp of sciences nobody has been able to give me before.
Colleges charge out the nose for a much more complicated method of teaching. One could actually learn and master more from this guy than he would wasting his time and money sitting in a university.
Great video, as usual. One question though. How have you gotten 2Vi+at/2 = Vi+at/2? What happened to the other 2? When i put the numbers in they don't add up..
@kramer303 the part u are referring to is (2Vi + at)/2. the whole thing is divided by 2 not just the at. and so when u split up the fractiion u get 2Vi/2 +at/2 which simplifies to Vi+at/2
Can anyone try and solve this? i can't figure it out.
You and a friend take seperate vehicles to travel the highway to the lake. Leaving at the same time, you travel at 85km/h and your friend travels at 95km/h. Your friend gets to the lake 12 minutes before you.
As I pointed out before in the last video, a(t) can be simplified to v, and a(t^2) can be simplified to s (speed). Why does he not do this? Is there a reason, or is it simply that he didn't want to simplify?
It is amazing how physic professors uses so much stuff (videos, worksheets, ect.) and you still don't most things he is saying, while all you use is a video and i already get almost all of the concept. You are a genius at teaching. P.S if any school were to hire you, they should pay at least $100,000 for you salary!
a long time ago, the vcrs used to be a human. its easy to do if you solve for Y, and use the Kalcalator. btiptycally, my sons in seatle and its not easy to get a job there. do you know anything about diesels?
Btpyptically, Kalalators and VCRs were replaced by the human being because they used to be a human. There's not a good job market this days. Can expect to get a job? Not this days. You could get drown going down to that pond to fish. Anybody worked on an aircraft engine? There were some big dogs in Russia. There are 40-11 ways to spell BBQ, so I figured there might be more ways to spell nacho.
I am very happy to see the vidoe Using the basic equations of distance and velocity to solve motion problems after you give this
Kricardose 1 month ago
I Love The Video It Can Increase My Knowledge Using the basic equations of distance and velocity to solve motion problems
bebeheuy 1 month ago
Steady I Really Like This Video Using the basic equations of distance and velocity to solve motion problems
Mjhond 1 month ago
thank u bro...lol i c kids who dont study everyday on ur website trying 2get their bit of knowledge in before a bog test lol
ambarigreyson3000 2 months ago
Thank you very much! Very clear easy to understand explanation! :) GONNA GET FULL!
tulitech 2 months ago
Your tutorials are excellent. The explantions of the concepts described are very intuitive and make a lot more sense than most others that i have seen. I have one criticism and that is that the graphics you use are not very clear and rather untidy, which can lead to confusion as to what the symbols that you have written signify.
bone0944 3 months ago
3 socialist school board members disliked this
Drujeful 4 months ago
Thanks for making this video! I'm taking physical science, and this helped me A LOT. Again, thanks.
TheLegendofPokemon 6 months ago
your drawings helps a lot..! keep on uploading educational videos.. :) godbless ..
sydniebon 7 months ago
thank you so much
paulceltics 10 months ago
is it just me or is the video quality really bad?
mtdeezy 11 months ago
@mtdeezy nah its just you
XxBooSTeRHunTeRxX 10 months ago
which software do you use?
great explanation
thegreendayfanable 1 year ago
good job man not really what im lookking for but good job anywayas
paenitet7nullum 1 year ago
Sal, You are the best. period.
ysfnvji 1 year ago
u r the one best professors i have ever seen.....
iammeghanas 1 year ago
wait prof, i am confused by this, why do: d = att/2 ? when i convert this into units, it sounds wrong.. m = (m/ss x ss)/2 = m/2 ?! i dont get it, can someone help? tia
HxenGx 1 year ago
@HxenGx The seconds cancel. since its just ss/ss
solshine26 1 year ago
@solshine26 ohoh...!! thx (:
HxenGx 1 year ago
Thank You! My teacher goes too fast in lecture and then acts like I should teach myself. I was not named Newton! I am just in junior college physics 100 after not attending school for over ten years. I never had good study habits and I am learning how to learn all over again. This is helping me supplement my notes and studies.
pocodulce72 1 year ago
Hope this pays off in my physics test
SMITHMA00 1 year ago
thank you sal,I am really sorted now
afnaan15 1 year ago
Dude, this actually makes sense and in my platoon my call sign has been for the last six months fucktard. Seriously. Fucktard. And I now understand projectile physics taught to me in a foreign language. Thank you, you have given me a elementary grasp of sciences nobody has been able to give me before.
PhyriousDuck 1 year ago 2
Wow, you make so much more sense than my textbook. I'm a homeschooler, and you are DEFINITELY a lifesaver! Thanks for all you do Sal!
Heatherinski 1 year ago
wow! God bless you! and that's all i feel like i should say.
olutunu4 1 year ago
Hopefully I'll get my teacher to show your videos in class. Thanks!
breakdance74 1 year ago
It takes a true genius to relate his intelligence to the common world. This man is doing one hell of a job.
pokechamp2006 1 year ago
Colleges charge out the nose for a much more complicated method of teaching. One could actually learn and master more from this guy than he would wasting his time and money sitting in a university.
TheBlackFridays 1 year ago
Great video, as usual. One question though. How have you gotten 2Vi+at/2 = Vi+at/2? What happened to the other 2? When i put the numbers in they don't add up..
kramer303 1 year ago
@kramer303 the part u are referring to is (2Vi + at)/2. the whole thing is divided by 2 not just the at. and so when u split up the fractiion u get 2Vi/2 +at/2 which simplifies to Vi+at/2
devilpizza123 1 year ago
SAL,
Good stuff
drstingrae 2 years ago
thanks sal, u make it easy, what college do you teach at
omega48er 2 years ago
hey teach, u need to buy an e-pen, seriously is like 10 bucks on ebay so that way you write on paint program with your e-pen instead of your mouse
TengoNoNombre 2 years ago
@TengoNoNombre He has one now, someone donated a $300 kit for him. All of his new stuff HD. No point in redoing all the old stuff.
Hawkallica 2 years ago 5
Can anyone try and solve this? i can't figure it out.
You and a friend take seperate vehicles to travel the highway to the lake. Leaving at the same time, you travel at 85km/h and your friend travels at 95km/h. Your friend gets to the lake 12 minutes before you.
How long does it take you to drive to the lake?
How far is the drive to the lake?
max1916251080 2 years ago
lets call the distance D and my friends time t
D=95*t
and for me my time is t+(1/5) since 12 min is 1/5 of one hour
D=85*(t+1/5)
we can now say with the given equations
85(t+1/5)=95*t
solve for t
once you have t, insert it in the formula for distande and presto! you have the answer =) hope it helps
Albandr 2 years ago
lets call the distance D and my friends time t
D=95*t
and for me my time is t+(1/5) since 12 min is 1/5 of one hour
D=85*(t+1/5)
we can now say with the given equations
85(t+1/5)=95*t
solve for t
once you have t, insert it in the formula for distande and presto! you have the answer =) hope it helps
Albandr 2 years ago
i love you!!!!!
my teacher makes it complicated, thanks Sal!
xSMOKEYv 2 years ago
your lecture is very good!
but please work on your handwriting and also make the movie in HD, so one can see all what your are writing. Thank you :-)
sonnenblume74 2 years ago
if he writes something blurry, he always makes note of it to clarify...
maleeham87 2 years ago
he is using paint!!!!! he does not have a cool software. I can barely write my name properly in paint.
bhaskarpanerihotmail 2 years ago
I sucks dude! I have to pay 4 this 2 download!
MrTinching 2 years ago
Great lecture, thanks for posting. :)
asmodeus585 2 years ago
Confusing !!!!!
Ooh my god!!!!
Johnjpcoc 2 years ago
I understand more from you than my physics teacher.
orochimarujes 2 years ago 4
how do u get the final velocity if you are only given the mass, acceleration, and initial velocity????i don't know the distance nor the time!
daniellopezd 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Thanks for these videos
DeflocculatedDentist 2 years ago
What happens if time is negative? :P
FrankRizzo6662 2 years ago
Like time travel?
clixsyt 2 years ago
no such thing as negetive time^^
unless u got a time machine which can go back in time
loveu2121 2 years ago
I do :)
FrankRizzo6662 2 years ago
physics views time more as a dimension or direction than a separate idea
joninacann 2 years ago
Time isn't negative in the posotive energy world. Maybe with anti-quarks and their negative energy. Makes you think....
floopsie666 2 years ago
Lame pun.
Nutterbutterz95 2 years ago
As I pointed out before in the last video, a(t) can be simplified to v, and a(t^2) can be simplified to s (speed). Why does he not do this? Is there a reason, or is it simply that he didn't want to simplify?
Nutterbutterz95 2 years ago
lol, i thought the pun was funny
thanks this helps me sooo much.
wahkimoocow 2 years ago
Awesome video. Interesting and funny too. Keep up the great work :)
eve1205 2 years ago
You are credit to team.
Zanark9 2 years ago 3
you are doing a great service to the world posting these videos. thanks very much
ayaz1687 2 years ago 32
seriously... you're awesome!!!!
JTsk8er69 2 years ago 2
yay
Marshall333333 2 years ago
drinkin
SuperDrinkin 2 years ago
It is amazing how physic professors uses so much stuff (videos, worksheets, ect.) and you still don't most things he is saying, while all you use is a video and i already get almost all of the concept. You are a genius at teaching. P.S if any school were to hire you, they should pay at least $100,000 for you salary!
horntail140 2 years ago 54
@horntail140 lol more like 10 mil
bobstevefrank123 11 months ago
NOT †imes Square..™s squared...that's funny
Nazthehellraiser 2 years ago 3
thank you very much for making this video!this is a very big help to me!
thanks a lot!!
09194586489 2 years ago 2
you are a very good teacher sir!
pure5abi 3 years ago 2
It's a little confusing, but I think I get most of it. On to Projectile Motion (Part 1)!
petmaster495 3 years ago
I agree. This is amazing. It's very educational to have this in-depth look at 1D motion.
Max11551 3 years ago
no comments? incredible. aanyway part 3. and this is great.
ogaruu 3 years ago
it is a great video, you should watch it.
a long time ago, the vcrs used to be a human. its easy to do if you solve for Y, and use the Kalcalator. btiptycally, my sons in seatle and its not easy to get a job there. do you know anything about diesels?
HotActionProductions 2 years ago
What on earth?
yadsik 2 years ago
Btpyptically, Kalalators and VCRs were replaced by the human being because they used to be a human. There's not a good job market this days. Can expect to get a job? Not this days. You could get drown going down to that pond to fish. Anybody worked on an aircraft engine? There were some big dogs in Russia. There are 40-11 ways to spell BBQ, so I figured there might be more ways to spell nacho.
HotActionProductions 2 years ago