I like these videos very much and plan to finish them all in a couple of days. The most pleasant exprience from these vidoes so far is when I proceeed to video 13 , 14, devoted to the relationship between velocity and acceleration. The detailed explaination of these two concepts cleared up my frustration I had for a while. Personally I think in some sense these videos have their own strength compared with MIT physics lectures. Good Work. Keep UP.
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sirgaw1 4 months ago
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WongeneKIM 6 months ago
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Francois5011 9 months ago in playlist Kinematics: one-dimensional motion
@SelenskiGreg7689 use vf^2= v02 + 2(acceleration)Displacement,
you get a = -81m/ss
amauta5 11 months ago
@amauta5 i think your answer is wrong . you didn't converted the unit of initial velocity from km/hr into m/s .
I got a = -126 m/s*2 as answer .
abhishekutkarsh 4 months ago
I like these videos very much and plan to finish them all in a couple of days. The most pleasant exprience from these vidoes so far is when I proceeed to video 13 , 14, devoted to the relationship between velocity and acceleration. The detailed explaination of these two concepts cleared up my frustration I had for a while. Personally I think in some sense these videos have their own strength compared with MIT physics lectures. Good Work. Keep UP.
ywang252 1 year ago 9