Module 02_01 | MIT 8.01SC Physics I: Classical Mechanics, Fall 2010

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How fast and at what angle should you walk in the rain to get least wet?

Instructor: Walter Lewin

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  • 17:46 for the answer

  • @techin5official The real question is: why don't more people get excited about these things? Physics is amazingly cool, and I would love to have Walter Lewin as my professor!

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  • It's wrong, the best case scenario is not to run the the same angle of the rain.

    Make all calculations again substituin alpha by alpha - beta, where beta is the angle you make with the vertical and minimize it, beta is not alpha! QED

  • I love this man !!

    Very clever my old friend very clever !!

    Lovely professor !!

  • which lecture does this go with? I imagine it is the one with Robert the monkey?

  • @fluff125 he never said you catch less rain, but rather he projected it so that he could be able to calcute the total amount of rain they would catch ! good eye though.. !

  • @bcbird run for your life ....lol

  • na mein hintern ist geil

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