Physics: Two-dimensional kinematics (3)

Physics: How to solve kinematics problems about general two-dimensional motion.

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This series of videos on two-dimensional projectile motion is intended to be watched after you have completed the previous series on general one-dimensional motion
and one-dimensional projectile motion.
Click here to view the series on general one-dimensional motion:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J9neu_58Zc&feature=PlayList&p=F25530A...
Click here to view the series on one-dimensional projectile motion:
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For a playlist containing all the videos in this series, click here:
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(1) Intro
(2) The relationship between velocity and acceleration in two dimensions
(3) Velocity and acceleration, continued
(4) Velocity and acceleration, continued
(5) Velocity and acceleration, continued
(6) Velocity and acceleration, continued
(7) Velocity and acceleration, continued
(8) The velocity is tangent to the path
(9) An example


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[TheNewRiflemanBob]

You did not draw a graph at 2:27 to illustrate the problem.

[samyah]

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[Oboetoke100]

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[WongeneKIM]

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[paulh428]

@Saladon89 You should be learning this. If you're not or think you're not, you really need to reconsider what you're taking. It may not sound the same or he's not using the same terminology, but the concept is.

[Saladon89]

Man these videos is B.S., this is definitely not what im learning in my physics class.

[SeanRVCA]

horizontal and vertical components lol these videos are cool though

[VashaB]

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[jesca215]

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[vilanye]

@ywang252 I love his repetition. Wait til you get to his NMR lectures. His repetition is a godsend. Makes it all so much clearer. :)