Kepler's Third Law
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Remarkable, I am deeply grateful for such a simple and comprehend explanation. I watched your all lectures, you are really doing good.
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Thank you. This really helped me with my physics homework and helped me to understand what my teacher attempts to teach my class. Thanks again!
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Kepler wrote the Law in Latin:
".....the ratio of the periodic times is the ratio of the 1½ power of the distance from the Sun."
".....he ratio which exists between the periodic times of any two planets is precisely the ratio of the 1½ power of the mean distances."
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:) very good video
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Where does your begin Formula comes from?
What the meaning of your h and k in the begin?
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great job man. the way you explained that, you could have basic algebra skills and still grasp it. thanks man. keep it up. we need more people like you.
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i couldnt have been more polite on stating a fucking FACT
do you teach advanced mathematics to some students?
turbold1 3 years ago
No, if you referring to anything after multivariable calculus or linear algebra.
I'm still in my undergraduate years. I do keenly help those who have problems with various questions but I have yet to reach that level where I can confidently teach the more advance topics. Say year 3 and 4 stuff.
donylee 3 years ago
i thought the 3rd law was k=r^3/D^2
lenashuman 4 years ago
That is another way of saying the same thing too. What is your D though? It should be the period, which is usually denoted by T.
donylee 4 years ago