Intro to springs and Hooke's Law

Introduction to Hooke's Law

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Education

Tags:

• physics
• springs
• hooke's
• law
• force

[mygremg]

I think there is an error in d last questin Sal solved. the formula is

F= -K x D if you assume d right side as positive and d left as negative, the distance of 1meter is positive and the restored power which is counter to the force we apply should be negative.

-2N = -K x 1m

Which gives us 2 for the value of K.

If you apply -2 as Sal said to the formula

F=- K x D, It becomes F= 2 x D where restored F and applied F end up having same direction

[Stickbabiga]

Why do ALL educational videos teach people more in 10 minutes than their teachers do in 10 days?

[chetes15]

@Stickbabiga Is the same as if you go and ask your teacher personally, he will explain the whole class in less than 5 min

[lost4468yt]

@Stickbabiga I've noticed that teachers can teach people in 10 minutes as well, you normally see this when someone hasn't been in for whatever reason, I don't quite understand but I believe they take a lot longer so everyone has a good grasp of it.

[sakirhossain]

When u pulled the spring 2N to the right the Resistance force is -2N. and since you move 1 meter,

F= - K X

-2N= -k * 1m

k= 2 not -2

[Munsonelli]

Why worry about tenure? Just make Youtube videos.

[WinnieTheDonut]

Can you please make a video on Forces and Collisions?

Thanks! :))

[MW3ModzMW3]

thanks for the subtitles, i learn better by reading than listening. but both is just heaven lol

[CaliDollxo]

@yadidiBLOOPBLOOP

I disagree. I wouldn't call it unprofessional, I would call it conversation. I actually like it, he sounds much more friendly than do many others in their tutorials, which helps me focus. I suppose it's just a matter of preference.

[Cosmicwinds]

Its a shame he goes into much more detail on other topics but he cover just the tip here.

[theTuber012]

so when going to the left its negative and to the right its positive. am i correct