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4:05 potential divider

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Sir it is diameter but you taken radius

Sorry sir but your answer is wrong that should be a -2.89 angular acceleration

Very helpful

Thanks for the great lecture. Perfect explanation indeed

How I can know it's a static fiction???

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19:13 omega squared can be plus minus…in this case shldnt it be negative

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Amazingly well explained

something is wong in process but still got the right answer

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is above same as time series trend line?

what is error bar?

The problem says that 12cm is the radius of the circle not the length of the string... soo I'm not sure...

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Great lecture

Did you actually run the lab with several students , and did they do several trials ? Also, if you have a Longer Ramp, with Photo Gates from Vernier, did you set that up as well ?? Please let me know, as I have some Introductory Physics Classes who I want to run this type of lab ( Not IB or AP ) but still interested in Acceleration on a RAMP...... Thank you for your descriptions...

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An idea just hit me while watching your video. If you are trying to find a theoretical equation that does not have a model yet, you can change the initial coefficients in the original equation when trying to find it's antiderivative.

If the ramp is 100 cm for example, could we find the acceleration by measuring the speed in every 10 cm segment and comparing each segment's speed? We would see an increase in speed and would not this I indicate the acceleration? If needed would measure speed for every 5 cm etc. Is this method doable?

How come initial v becomes final v?

nice presentation

Thanks man this helped me out keep up the good work

I have been trying to understand these concepts for 5 plus hours. Your videos made it simple. I do have a follow up questions. We can assume that there is no vertical tension because the ball stays on the table or surface the entire time?

all the variables were incorrectly substituted in for the w part of the 2nd question.

In the first question, it was said that the length of the string was 85 cm and you've solved it as 85 m ??? + it was the diameter ( the whole string ), but not the radius...

You are a bad teacher in the world. How you explain one example in 12 min.

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Thanks so much!! I've been really confused about potential dividers for the better part of a year now and this video helped me understand a lot more about it :>>

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A merry go round horse is encircling the ride at a speed of 6 m/s. If the diameter of the ride is 18.64 m, how much force is the horse exerting, provided that its mass is 152 kg? Can someone help me with this

A merry go round horse is encircling the ride at a speed of 6 m/s. If the diameter of the ride is 18.64 m, how much force is the horse exerting, provided that its mass is 152 kg? Can someone help me with this

How to calculate tension? Plz explain

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How would it be possible to achieve a tension force of 2883 Newtons ? like how do you decide to have a tension force of 2000 Newtons or a tension force of 2883 ?

well explained

I never expected u to say "unlinear"

I can't believe he would make us watch his youtube channel, clearly just trying to farm views for clout. smh my head

Thank you, Mr. THOMPSON

Thank you sir!