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And people wonder why so many kids get put off physics

The first time I ever saw the word random was in Mad Magazine. They used to have a random sampling of readers’ letters. Or should that be reader’s letters?

It is possible to program the oscilloscope using VISA driver with SCPI commands in VBA code or even Python to automate and measure exactly the difference of delta x and also set the generator for different source of frequency and see the correlation using the real values of the total distances

Like biology is even real science. 😂

I've had metal land on my hand that was somewhere between 2000 and 3000 deg F. It didn't hurt at all. Why? Because it was a spark from a sparkler and while it had a very high temperature it contained very little heat.

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Ok tell me the difference between brake horsepower and torque.

'to heat' means to increase the temperature of something. 'heat' generically refers to the ambient temperature of a medium above the human thermal neutral zone. temperature is an objective measurement and heat is the subjective sensation of a range of temperature.

Now I'm waiting for the "human error IS a thing" responses 🙄 I've never seen a mark awarded for "human error" on a GCSE Physics exam, and only one on an A-Level Physics exam as a compensation mark - you would have got more marks for talking about the source of random error. Writing "human error" on a physics exam is a really good way of denying yourself marks. Avoid it!

Should catholics be worried about this?

OMG a student bought me one of those, and I have never noticed. How can I now possibly wear this again.

The artist may have been showing the derivation of the term nuclear.

One note to this otherwise well-made video: The infix notation calculator mode to which you compared postfix (RPN) was a simple type of calculator, only displaying a single number at a time, with operations operating on the number. Such is the style of most cheap non-scientific calculators. The postfix input style is certainly much better in many aspects than this demonstrated simple infix input you demonstrated, especially for quick calculations. However, most UK students from Year 7 and onwards will not be using such calculators, but instead calculators with more advanced displays, where an algebraic expression is visually built before being evaluated, so this is not a fair comparison. This algebraic display of modern scientific calculators offers unique advantages which both simple infix and postfix ones cannot. By narrowing the conceptual gap between expressions as written down and as typed into a calculator, these calculators are much easier to use for creating, editing, evaluating, (and even repeatedly reevaluating with different values) complex equations, especially for visually minded students. This is not to doubt the efficacy of an old-school postfix calculator in the hands of someone intimately familiar with it, but there is still something to be said for preferring to facilitate advanced algebraic reasoning over optimizing ergonomical input speed.

UC ( _Uncertain_ Calibration) leads to _grave_ errors

I live in a _region_ and won the college Physics prize 1984 they put me in a forced labour camp-I also spoke advanced Maths a year early-they deny me a _field_ to build 250,000 homes

Next, Farradays law

Latin is the maths of biology

Interesting quirk of two different areas of study liking latin alot when it comes to naming things Pretty much just meaning middle bit As normal, all the annoying and frustrating parts of english come from what we nicked from other languages, even multi use words

Random would be if the die rolled a "P" or a "Skateboard" instead of number. Nothing about a die roll is unpredictable.

foolish interpretation. nothing “prevents” me from predicting anything. what, you need a loicense to predict now? take your British understanding elsewhere. randomness in the case you made out means all predictions are equally likely. the fools in britland smh. i think we should send them all to an island and make them eat their beans on toast without internet so as to not bother the rest of the world with their “understanding” of a language they lost hold of centuries ago. blimey aye innit govna

I thought random basically meant the outcome is not determined by cause where as what youve described is chaos True random is reality doesnt exist so we just use the words to describe extreme chaos

Just like in life prof

A region is a part of something with certain boundaries, a magnetic field does not have boundaries, so it is not a region.

You said an area is a two-dimensional plane. I'm not sure this is mathematically correct as areas can comprise non-planar surfaces such as on our globe for example.Its perhaps more accurately used to describe a portion of a surface.

If you're doing something thats without method or conscious decision then surely that's unpredictable and therefore random.

Not to be that guy but, technically, dice rolls are not "random", but "chaotic". Rolling dice are not "random" as they produce deterministic outcomes. With enough information on how you roll them (velocity, air resistance, shape, density, imperfections etc.) you can predict if it rolls a 6 or not. With that being said, no physical processes can be "random", since if you apply the laws of physics to every minute detail, you should be able to predict the result. I guess "chaotic" and "random" can stay synonymous for simple non-quantum mechanical cases.

Now this one is crazy (in a good way). I’d never thought of it like that but yes, the term “mass destruction” is oddly fitting for nuclear weapons. Weapon of mass conversion to energy doesn’t have the right ring to it. 😂😂😂

keith Johnson?

steel rule on top

love it

The real question is was what he said subjectively or objectively random? 😁

As a programmer I agree. I definilly don't want the player predicting the outcome of rng

You cant have an area without a 3rd dimension.

Felt? Felt? I'll stop you there. Magnetic poles surely can't feel surely? Do you mean act upon? Don't speak English speak physics instead. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, keep up the good work! Love the Astronomy vids.

This series is great, I’m never gonna lose a mark for ambiguity again 😂

a 'magnetic field' is the aelectrodynamic, polarized, dimensional release of aelectrostatic non-dimensional tension. magnetism doesn't exist and a field is just an area of grass.

Just going out on a limb and guessing that SR stands for "spherical reflector." It's in your own description

Does "region" take into account 4th dimension of time?

Genuinely learned more physics from this channel than from 3 years of lessons at school.

Richard Box was artist in residence at Bristol University Physics Department in about 2005. He put 1300 fluorescent tubes in the ground in a hexagonal grid underneath a set of 400kV power lines. They glowed in the electric field but so dimly that the glow was only visible in the dark. They day I visited it had snowed, which added something to the effect, though it meant he had to dry the tubes to get rid of the conduction path on the outside between the ends.

This dude is a good teacher

Too right Keith, too right

"There's a risk of undiagnosed heart conditions being diagnosed by it".

Correct me if I’m wrong but my physics teacher always says that thermal energy should just be referred to as kinetic energy. Good video. Makes us realise how although science is the world around us spoken language has developed to contradict our knowledge.

No, area is 3 or more dimensions

Thanks Keith 👍

Brilliant, it is so nice to be able to see the steps towards such important equation. Thanks

Volume seems more fitting.

Thank you, this was surprisingly entertaining!

One day some student is going to explain what magnetism actually is and its place among the four forces of physics. That will be a good video and it'll shut the pedants up!