Lec 2 | 8.01 Physics I: Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999

1D Kinematics - Speed - Velocity - Acceleration

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[hevad]

How the fuck does he do those dotted lines "prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr­rrrr" O__O

[kevineugenius]

I like how he super casually fires a rifle in a lecture hall as if it were less exciting or dangerous than bouncing a tennis ball.

[GothardWoW]

funny, in our country we learn this stuff before we go to a univerity, or something similar. his explenation for the "free fall" could have been made more understandable.

[shamanis1227]

@Idontgiveashytt Lol well actually the scientific professors do research in their field as they teach. Teaching is sort of like a side-job for most of them. Your little philosophies are really pointless, and you can worry about the pussy, I will worry about gaining knowledge and you working under me:)

[Kricardose]

I am very happy to see the vidoe 1D Kinematics Speed Velocity Acceleration after you give this

[bebeheuy]

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[Mjhond]

Steady I Really Like This Video 1D Kinematics Speed Velocity Acceleration

[Idontgiveashytt]

@shapniko good for you. now try to get your virgin ass some pussy

[lbb2r]

@Idontgiveashytt some people do actuallly enjoy teaching...

[UnTiedMusicStudio]

@hevad You push the chalk into the board and let it skip. Speed and pressure determine the dot spacing and dot thickness. Faster and lighter = wide thin dots. Faster and harder is wide thick dots. Slower and harder = closely spaced thick dots. One of my Comp Sci profs Jacques LaFrance at ORU taught me :)

[ValentinesDay2012]

I think he taught a great and easy to understand than my professor taught me so much.

[WackoX1337]

@hevad

He puts he's chalk in revered direction and used pressure.