Equations of motion (suvat equations)

An introduction to the equations of motion (commonly known as the suvat equations).
By Cowen Physics (www.cowenphysics.com)

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Fantastic step by step guidance here, thank you so much!

[@hungryturtleboi160]

Checked this video 20mins before my exam, thanks man! I now know how to do these questions :)

[@kree5423]

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[@yasmeenrose3840]

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[@aronblemz1]

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[@betweenwinters8512]

THANK YOU THIS IS VERY HELPFUL

[@gabrieladiscenza820]

Is this the universally accepted value of the gravity constant or are there others that are accepted? Thanks for answering my question your explanations are very good in this video!

[@Anthony-tu7vw]

Gravity is 9.8 meters/second

[@prettyboywithabowtie5390]

oh my god. Thank you. I was struggling with these questions!

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Great video man.

[@jameserickcaminade2140]

How was it happen to become 9.81ms-²?

[@kosiokoye2384]

thank you for the video

[@hbkbv188]

How is the acceleration acting downwards when you are going in the positive direction

[@GGelix]

Gravity is always acting down as the ball is being thrown upwards thats why acceleration is negative

[@Aman-xv5ko]

Also you need to take into account that the ball was thrown upwards so u will use g instead of a. And the a is negative cuz the direction of the acceleration is downward.

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[@forgzer9485]

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[@shanayabafna09]

for the first one i was wondering how you found the acceleration as it was not given

[@jameserickcaminade2140]

How did you get your 9.81ms-²?

[@user-bv5sq9dy7w]

That’s gravity, it is used in equations that have to do with vertical motion. It’s a constant.

[@user-zw4qy2pb9k]

Sir I didn't understand where did you get 9.81 as your acceleration

[@osamuhh]

the earth gravitational pull

[@santiagolittlequeen3563]

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[@gabrieladiscenza820]

Why is a 9.81 m^s-2

[@CowenPhysics]

+Gabriela Discenza The rock has been dropped off a cliff, so is experiencing acceleration due to gravity, g = 9.81 ms^-2

[@sumaiahnasif7765]

Wouldnt A be -9.81 b/c its being pulled down

[@forgzer9485]

THANKSS SIR MAD REPSPECT

[@rosesmith1771]

Pls why is it -6.0m/s

[@jameserickcaminade2140]

Theres no such thing present in the given

[@osamuhh]

its over i give up on suvat bruh

[@DarthWindu]

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[@forgzer9485]

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