Hey. I love your videos. But the only thing I dislike, is how you do thousands of problems where you use algebra equations that you pull out of nowhere. They're neat, and they're nice. But listen. I'm not going to go out of my way, to watch how you do things just to memorize the way you do it, and then use it. There are several formulas that i'd love to watch you do, so I could get the hang of it. I'm sitting here beside myself as you pull random equation after random equation out of NOWHERE.
@jellomanyeah -- Because that’s the mass of the entire system – you don’t calculate just a fraction of the system: the equation is F=Ma, not F=.3MA. It just common sense, in simple terms.
wait , why isnt' the ratio 4 msub0 = 1 msub1 ? because before u divided both sides by msub0 and inverted and all that (@ about 9:00somethin) the equation read 4 m0 = m1
1 i was just wondering,, what exactly is force.... well force is basicaly a thing that causes and resists change in state ( motion in our case). force of a moving object is proportional to it mass times it acceleration.. now what would be the magnitude of the force that caused the moving oject to move? how do we calculate it? ok let us use newton equation f=ma.. if moving object had mass of 1kg and acceleration of 1m/s then the force acted on it will be equal to the force it is carrying..
your voice is sexy
poop36690 2 months ago
thats a very light car oder motorbike :)
Dreyloque 2 months ago
where did 1/5a come from???
AzizMohammadAli 3 months ago
@AzizMohammadAli It was in the question..
aitm16 1 month ago
how did he get 1/5a ? im lost
kurozaki45 10 months ago
it is realy helpful, thank you so much
721yanny 11 months ago
great vids man
your awesome you helped me
itaipteleg 11 months ago
isn't the ratio supposed to 1/5th instead of 1/4
alex7862178621 1 year ago
wth happened to the 1500 in the end?!?!
cddisk123 1 year ago
6:13 - why is it 1/5 ?
slLLyhumans 1 year ago
@slLLyhumans - That’s just given information from the problem; there could’ve been any arbitrarily given acceleration.
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago
@MarvelsofaLifetime
It took me about 2 weeks to realize thats what was going on .
haha ty
slLLyhumans 1 year ago
@slLLyhumans ~how retarded you are?
groundzerobuild 1 year ago
Hey. I love your videos. But the only thing I dislike, is how you do thousands of problems where you use algebra equations that you pull out of nowhere. They're neat, and they're nice. But listen. I'm not going to go out of my way, to watch how you do things just to memorize the way you do it, and then use it. There are several formulas that i'd love to watch you do, so I could get the hang of it. I'm sitting here beside myself as you pull random equation after random equation out of NOWHERE.
SavoryVisage 1 year ago
You are great
uzamabinladhan 1 year ago
"i think i'm dehydrated" lol
deathbystarship 2 years ago 33
this video isnt wooorking!
or is it just my cpu?
MichaelisOnYourtube 2 years ago
its just ur cpu
kpow2009 2 years ago 5
computer =/= cpu
Arkanovi1989 2 years ago 3
how did he know to add m1 and m0 together?
jellomanyeah 2 years ago
@jellomanyeah -- Because that’s the mass of the entire system – you don’t calculate just a fraction of the system: the equation is F=Ma, not F=.3MA. It just common sense, in simple terms.
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago
wait , why isnt' the ratio 4 msub0 = 1 msub1 ? because before u divided both sides by msub0 and inverted and all that (@ about 9:00somethin) the equation read 4 m0 = m1
danceathletics92 2 years ago
msub1 is just some variable. Like any variable, if the coefficient is 1, you can just write the variable without explicitly stating the coefficient.
neoc0n 2 years ago
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sevilslayer 2 years ago
that was really interesting....thanks sal.
anthonychemistry 2 years ago
is gravity a force????????
circle559 2 years ago
yes it is.
honeypot11 2 years ago
of course thats what keeps you from jumping too far
MrGolfman7 2 years ago
1 i was just wondering,, what exactly is force.... well force is basicaly a thing that causes and resists change in state ( motion in our case). force of a moving object is proportional to it mass times it acceleration.. now what would be the magnitude of the force that caused the moving oject to move? how do we calculate it? ok let us use newton equation f=ma.. if moving object had mass of 1kg and acceleration of 1m/s then the force acted on it will be equal to the force it is carrying..
circle559 2 years ago
where do you get the 1/5 as the new acceleration?
thank you for the help, very much appreciated =)
SportzChick06 2 years ago
He was being hypothetical. He said that a problem stated that when you add the new mass, the acceleration is 1/5 the old acceleration.
megaelliott 2 years ago
thats given in the question
ameenebrahim 2 years ago
seeing physics in a new light
waterserpent1412 2 years ago 5
I love your videos <3
I've learned so much, thank you.
tswan0104 3 years ago 21
thanks for the vid:) very helpful
darkfighte 3 years ago 7
This has been flagged as spam show
why
bkjoelover 3 years ago