8.01x - Lect 3 - Vectors - Dot Products - Cross Products - 3D Kinematics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2015
- Vectors - Dot Products - Cross Products - 3D Kinematics - Great Demos
Assignments Lecture 1, 2, 3 and 4: freepdfhosting.com/614a811c6d.pdf
Solutions Lecture 1, 2, 3 and 4: freepdfhosting.com/90c2930d13.pdf - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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I've listened to all my IIT-JEE courses and no one has told this perfectly as Prof.Lewin
I'm glad that i came across this youtube channel !!!
So did you made it to iit ?
those are only for the exams
@@giornogiovanna9475 Exams are there to check our understanding.
This is college physics my guy it will be more in-depth them high school
@@thetrickster9885 we learn this in 2nd year of highschool in india
That's how physics can be taught, brilliantly, with few math involved. Coming from a "strong" mathematical background, I am yearning to see how he teaches electromagnetism so low key. It certainly was not like this when I studied engineering, having sets of PDEs or body integrals that packed the blackboard. PhD Lewin YOU ARE AWESOME
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I want more math
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Dr. Lewin: please never die. Thank you!
Better you become a disciple and carry forward. Thats is possible. Also call me as your disciple
What you guys doing right now ?
@@user-wq1nm4lc7q I repeat the same question what are you guys doing right now
These videos are classics. I predict 100 years from now physics students will still be watching them. No one can teach physics like Walter Lewin.
The demonstration at the end blew my mind. I’m jealous of your students having you as a professor 😭.
they r MITians
so they deserve that
@@hamiltonianpathondodecahed5236 Bah... it would seem that the good Professor thinks EVERYONE who really wants/cares deserves it, hence they're free on TH-cam! That's why we love him.
I wish the same thing!!!!
Why are they being taught this in a university?
You can be sure every student there in 26-100 has had at least one physics AP course in HS, and so has seen all this material already. As i recall, MIT does not let you place out of 8.01 even with AP credit.
I love the part at 26 minutes: "I have an apple, not an apple, I have a tomato, no I HAVE A POTATO" *students laugh* so funny!!!!
@26:05
😂😂😂😂
What is 26 100?
@@karanjha6555 the classroom he teaches in
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+25:00, "The direction is found as follows...Rotate A over the shortest possible angle to B..", This guy is so mathematically correct. I am really supersized he did not say, Rotate A over B across the acute angle. Love This Guy!
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I've learnt more than my teacher's 3 -hour -lesson in this 50 minutes .I really appreciate it
I often find difficulty at understanding physics but I love physics ..so can't resist such beautiful lectures from sir Lewin.. I am a class 11 student but still watched it..and really enjoyed it.
I'm also in class 11th from india can you please tell me that are you a neet aspirant or jee??
@@mustafaahmed1249 there’s much more than just those haha
@@AdityasEPFC yes!! nt every sci student in india study for neet or jee..there much more than these too!
im in 11th grade too... bio math 😌 i love physics
No words just to say thank you very much ♥♥ you make me fall in love with physics ♥♥😊 lots of love from INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳
U have done a great service by uploading these lectures on a platform where they can be accessed by everyone free of cost!:)
Sir, I am in 11th grade and soon to be in 12th.I loved physics till 10th because my teacher taught us practically. But I got enrolled in a very reputed coaching institute and lost the interest in studies in general because they pressurize us and want us to learn evrything,mug up evrything rather than being practical. I only did Biology and I have to give NEET 22. I want to go to MIT and learn physics and other subject with their usage in the world.I will give NEET but I want to see the use of text book in the world. You have helped me gain my confidence back in physics and removed my physics phobia. And I have started studying back. You are the best teacher I have had.
What do you wanna become??
How are you doing nowadays?
have you seen your face in the mirror???🤣🤣🤣
@@rogerverez2186what do u mean 🤔
Bro I am literally u literally. It's just I am jee aspirant. And lost interest in physics.
I don't know why, but I've always struggled with determining the direction of my cross products. Your explanation was/is much more intuitive than any of the countless others I've received. It finally makes sense! Thanks so much.
I can ONLY think this way whenever I deal with cross products, and that is very often!
"Physics works!" haha great.
That brings a satisfying smile on the face at the end.
I'm in absolute awe of the way you teach and explain things in class. Thank you so much, Sir. Incidentally, India celebrates Teachers' Day today. :-) Need more teachers like you.
Thank u - It's now already Sept 6 in India.
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. About 13 minutes more to go 😅
I miss those days of chalk teaching. It feels different now
Me too
Same
Thank you sir. Though i have learnt all this last year in my school but i am again watching these to enjoy the beauty of physics and to revise my concepts. Thank you for uploading them for free.😊
started watching these videos from the first and will watch till the last of 8.03, wish me luck
Simply brilliant! No one can bring math to life like Prof Lewin. Kids of this TH-cam generation are very fortunate to have access to lectures like these.
I'm a highschool student in Turkey. Vectors are our first unit of physics lesson at 11th grade and I'm studying vectors with you again. Your lectures are just perfect.
great
The use of scale in his hands is amazing and made us to imagine vectors and sing along the subject. I like this teacher verymuch. I am trying to raise questions as he teaches but couldnot because his next sentence clarifies that
Demonstration on horizontal component of velocity is really surprising....till now i studied all these concepts theorotically only...thanks sir🙏
This is like the first time I'm watching your video or coming across you and my God you're so good!
This would have helped my Physics a lot had I been aware of this channel earlier.
I can listen and learn all day long and I'm so glad for this content as it's helped me start to use the math I've avoided for good reason and now I'm ready to start my path deep into such knowledge! Thanks for all your gems of knowledge and perspective! It's refreshing to say the least. Miles of Smiles! Amitabha!
Better than the explanation I was given at uni, too many years ago. Thank-you.
29:26 never been more intimidated in my life
Sir today it is teachers day in India.
For me you are one of the best teacher across the globe.
Lucky to have a teacher like you.
Again ❤️ from india
This is very useful! I'm programming a 3D game engine and really want the physics as authentic as possible!
for programming a physics engine of a 3d game where environment is affected by controlled character's actions, does one need to know about tensor calculus very well?
@@denizkendirci yup
Did u make it 😅
@@crazyop5165 same question
So thankful, someone recorded these lectures and uploaded them.....
I ❤ understanding how physics works
Didn't like physics a lot. But now, Sir, due to your lectures, i have really fell in love with physics.
scalars are one number and vectors are two numbers... my paraphrase of prof's definition...amazing!! ...i can NEVER confuse the two anymore...omg! gonna get this on a T-shirt...thx so much sharing .
I just pray to god to get such type of physics lectures all around the world. The universe is so fascinating. Physics is such an amazing subject where you can relate what you are studying even your daily lives. Sir your lecture was just mind blowing. This is such a great way to understand the topic by actually seeing it practically. Hope to sit in your live class at least once in lifetime.
matter of fact, "these lectures are a blessing"
thankyou sir from the bottom of my heart...
never found vectors so interesting . .thank u 😍
smile!
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@@lecturesbywalterlewin.they9259 ok
this teached me 10 clases 45 minutes each class in one video, and it was really entertaining. Adding things I haven't studied yet.
Wow! You did what my math teacher couldn't! I understood the concept of addition of vectors! Thanks professor
You are amazing sir.... Never ever met a teacher like you ..may you live my life too....😞
Indians watching MIT lectures in highschool
Very true
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ive always hated phys since i could never understand the marriage between science and mathematics......however when i was watching a youtube video lecture one of these videos came in my recommendations. vectors have been the most confusing topics to learn for me and Prof. Lewin makes it soooo easy to learn, to the point that I've begun to love physics!! thank you so much for your dedication to your students, and thank God and the universe that you're so good at what you do!!!
Best physics lecture I ever had. 😊 Thank you sir.
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I will tell the main reason it is Psychologically proven that any unusual things , actions or anything will make u more alert and u will remember the class by at least 5% more! ... it works actually that's why he is different than other teachers.
Sir, you are truly the best. I HAVE NEVER SEEN SOMEONE TEACH SO GOOD! Thank you for your lectures!!
Best Teacher ever I seen and best way of teaching (on black board and explaining all by doing practicals...😃)
Hiii Sir I have a keen interest in physics, chemistry and maths. And it's glad to see such a teacher like you who is made for physics and is giving all such amazing education on youtube for free . You literally inspired us a lot sir 😃🙏🏻
All the best
What's JEE?
@@symphonyofsolidarityit’s an exam (one of the most tough ones in India) to enter engineering collage. It consists of math physics and chemistry.
It’s basically very hard
I really like your teaches capability. It's amazing.
just wanted to point out something obvious but it helps me think about throwing a ball. Obviously the ball IS accelerating in the x direction but ONLY as you apply force to it with your arm. After you let go, the velocity is constant (ignoring drag) and THAT moment of letting go is what we define as t=0. If you defined t=0 as when the ball is on the table, the acceleration along x would go every which way depending on how you pick it up and prepare to throw it. Then if you consider the INSTANT before you let go, you are applying the last little bit of force (acceleration) parallel to the initial velocity of the ball. Only from that moment of letting go does the x velocity stop changing. To get x velocity constant (ax=0), he sets t=0 as the exact moment that you let go of the ball. Or it may be easier to think of him setting t=0 as the moment AFTER you let go of the ball
The same logic applies when a rocket stops burning fuel and begins to coast in its orbit (or if it didn't have enough fuel, crashes back down to earth). There IS an acceleration in the x component UNTIL the ship stops spitting out fuel. But once the engines stop, the only (relatively) constant acceleration is provided by the earth in the direction of its center. Of course there are the sun and moon's tidal forces that are always changing direction in relation to earth and its satellites. But the only constant acceleration is in the direction of earth's center of mass, which we are WAY closer to than any other massive object in the universe.
Thank-you. That last demonstration put a smile on my face.
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Great video. Perfect for review of 3D vectors for Gr.12 calculus and vectors students in Ontario.
26:46 the face expression of the student after potato-vector-product is priceless
I am in 11 th and just watching this for the love of physics
Me too
I probably only understand 30% at best of what you are teaching but I find your lectures absolutely fascinating. I know you probably make these videos for your students. But I just wanted to say thanks anyway. I love physics. Even if the math is sometimes beyond me :P Thank you Dr. Lewin
I love watching him teaching. GOD bless him
These videos are amazing. They are so insightful and I just love how he implements calculus into the lessons so well! But I do have one question, is this channel operated by Walter Lewin himself?
+Jameson Payne Thanks for your kind words
Yes I am Walter Lewin and I am running this channel. and answer all questions!
@John Mateus thats MIT coursebook
Sir thanks for your lectures, on other side of the earth(india) its helping us a lot.🙏🏻
I AM SOOO BLESSED TO FIND THIS CHANNEL TODAY I CANT EVEN TELL HOW LUCKY I FEEL RN AS I HAVE JUST STARTED MY 11TH 2 MONTHS AGO AND IN AIMING FOR NEET AND AIIMS ( INDIANS WILL UNDERSTAND) ✨ THANKYOU I LOVE THESE VIDEOS ✨
so how did it go
I am medical student but the way he is teaching i just love watching ❤️❤️
Thank you sir for such a good explanation... This helped me lot in my exams and for my preparation of JEE
Thanks sir! you helped me a lot. I couldn't understand the basic concept of vector. Thanks to u I have improved a lot than before. Once again Thanks!
Your student from Nepal
The fluidity and fluency demonstrated here is stunning.
What an amazing educator.
Physics Works ❤️
Wow, thank you!
@@lecturesbywalterlewin.they9259 44 Years ago a Physics Teacher changed my life and I fell in love with how electricity works and I have spent the past 40 years earning a living fault finding on machines as a maintenance electrician. I studied Science and Mathematics with The Open University in the UK and most recently I found out about an amazing Physics Professor called Walter Lewin. His book brought tears to my eyes but also inspired me to follow his lectures. You make me smile like a child watching a magician explaining how a magic trick works. I am 57 years old and You and Your lectures are changing my life. Thanks
Sir, I am JEE aspirant and feeling lucky for being able to watch your lectures.
Lots of love from India🇮🇳🙏
2025
2025? I m also
Brooooo😊
@@Atrue0914 Yes bro 2025!
Dude tell me if u got in
After learning vector from 5 different teachers now I understand what's the real meaning of vector is.. thankyou so much sir..
Glad to hear that
Experiment at last of the lecture was amazing..it gave answer to many of my doubts..thank you sir
One of the brilliant teacher who have explained the concept of physics in real life.
1:04 I wonder why no one taught me something this simple before I saw it here . I always tend to get confused on the dot and cross directions. Pretty sure to remember them now.
You have my most humble gratitude sir.
Expecting reply after 9 years 😂😂🤣🤣
hey there
@Aben-sx1od You are 8 years 10 months too early. You need to reply on March 2033. Hoping to see you then!
The sound that the chalk produces when you draw dotted lines ...... i'm a fan of everything you do on board .
SIR..YOUR LECTURES ARE REALLY HELPFUL FOR INDIAN COMPETITIVE EXAMS LIKE JEE AND NEET....U MAKE PHYSICS EASY...ONLY A GOOD VISUALIZING SKILL IS A PRE REQUISITE....GOOD JOB SIR....
These lectures are truly awesome!
I ❤ Physics.
+Ankush Menat so do I
I just did this experiment with my class...their eyeballs nearly popped out of their heads!!
They made me repeat it twice before they believed it, and wanted to know if there were magnets.
I hope this experiment isn't copyrighted!
GREAT!
I believe I first came across this idea in a highschool intro to tirg class. We didn't have an actual experiment, but we discussed it briefly, as a hypothetical of someone in an ejector seat of a car that continued at the same speed, and with the seat shooting straight up. Exact same math, but with a kind of spy theme to it, ya know?
I think for me it actually stuck better having to think though it in my head without seeing proof, but yeah, it is nice to actually see an example now :)
Which experiment
the golf ball falling back into place
Hi professor i don't know may you read the comments or not but simply you are great. The explanation are superb. Thank you professor to release your videos.
Thank you prof Lewin...M starting learning Physics with You...I wish to be become your Student...Dr L N Mittal from India
I am reading in standard 9(14 years) in India...Actually vectors are taught in 12th standard in the schools here, but I am having this chapter right now in a course, literally everything was going above my head, until I saw your video...An absolute legend!😍
Thanks for sharing
Nice bro I also had a similar situation. I was curious when I was 10 and learnt about cross, dot, triple scalar product and triple vector product. Man do I love physics
Vectors are taught in 11th 😅. I think you're talking about Vectors & 3D which is a math topic.
The parabola at 38:00 is a work of art.
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Should have framed it,...
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Would have cost more than the "taped banana"
Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you ♥ Physics. hello sir, can i know which book you were recommending students in this lecture?
I’ve gotten degrees in chemical engineering, bioengineering, and applied mathematics in quantum mechanics.
Its not imperative at all that I watch an intro to physics video
But there’s something about the way he writes/presents things that is just so soothing to me.
SIR YOU HELPED ME A LOT TO CLEAR JEE THROUGH THIS LECTURES ..THANK YOU VERY MUCH !
i guess physics isnt a dry subject at all.....no offense but the worst part for me in physics is the conversions and calculations......really nut breaking one....it quite a lot confuses you....but seeing your lectures...i guess that ..hmm....after all physics is fun!! :) :)
great going sir....
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You are having a beautiful mind sir. The best teacher I have ever seen.
After seven years i am here sir.
A very huge respect to you sir lewin❤️
Sir you are great.. i am from India 15 years old .. i am in class 11th currently.. thankyou sir .. you are the reason due to which I started loving physics
14:17, the cameraman... 😊
Dr Lewin, you are a good and gifted teacher...Wishing you good health and strength to continue teaching
These are the most satisfying lectures ever!
Beautiful nonchalant tennis ball catch ! The explanation of the movement in 3 dimensions is fantastic. Suddenly all my high school math is starting to knit together. Thank you Professor.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Such awesome boards ...
I had to learn this the hard way and there was no internet. It was like taking a kid the parking lot and saying. " Here are the keys..teach yourself how to drive the car." How did these students get so lucky?
The way you teaches is totally amazing sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰
You are crazy professor. Love you so much from a very distance.
OMG!!!! I didn't knew that Physics is easy till I saw this video.
And Yes, "They will make you ♥️ Physics" .
It is terrific, Amazing, Mind-blowing, Superb, Magical .......
Me (before watching this video) :- Hardly getting passing marks in Physics.
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Me (after watching this video) :- Omg!! Am I reborn Einstein????😳
Edit : I forgot to thank you Professor.
Too much action
As a physics teacher I learned a lot from Dr. and give me a lot of ideas before I deliver my lesson! Thanks Dr Lewin~ God blessed you! You make me feel wanna go back to my university life! Enjoy you lesson!
Wonderful!
Sir u r just amazing...nobody..literally nobody has had ever explained this topic to me this smoothly and nicely....U R TRUELY A LEGEND SIR.
HATS OFF....
All the best
I agree with all of the praises for Dr. Lewin. Just want to add that his chalk work is legendary.
Sir , Now its Clear to me Thanx for Clearing my Doubt , Thank you Sir............its Clear to me from the Fact of Rotating A to B
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*Rotating A to B over the smallest angle possible.* That is KEY!
These videos are priceless!!!
Prof.Lewin sir we just need this type of teacher in India who literally can blossom love for physics in a student.
Vector A minus Vector A gives you Vector zero not a scalar zero . It’s what I remember when I was student in Algeria 🇩🇿 there is almost 40 years ago 😊. Thank you, sir for your teaching: you’re the best 🙏
Thanks for sharing!
He's just a damn master of chalk! How does he do it? How does he draw these dotted lines? Do you hear this sound ?! This is incredible!
It's called the stick-slip phenomenon
Why these students not have smile on their face honestly I am smiling seeing the beauty of physics
YESSSSSS
A lot of people tell me not to occupy myself with physics because it doesn’t have a “job future with a lot of money”. But I’m not going to listen to them. I’ll follow my dreams because physics is my love
good for you!
If ever sir Walter's notes get auctioned , I'll bet my life to buy them .
incredible!physics has to work when you work on it professor.