Jason you taught me the basics of electricity before HVAC controls, and now im learning physics by you. You showed that you can teach a complex concept of something to a someone at age of 14+. FYI this is my first comment ever made on TH-cam, and definitely earned it man. THANK YOU FOR BEING ALIVE AND ENJOYING WHAT YOU DO
Jayson, you put complex thing to simpler understanding. You are the best in YT. Bringing best subjects / topics in physics . Some videos on Sub atomic will be appreciated. Thnks.
I watch this multiple time to be sure that I understand this deeply because I have problem to figure it out where I can start to solve my problems. Now, I get it. Thanks you so much for all your works. I really appreciate it.
In the uk we’re taught these as the suvat equations s=displacement and u=initial velocity. I know how to use these equations but I never took calculus so this was a really interesting lesson, thanks.
Hi, I have a question relating to Hookes Law, spring constant, and SHM If a vertical spring stretches x centimetres when a mass m object is hung from it. Then the object is replaced with a new mass that oscillates up and down. I know the formulas i need and how to rearrange hookes law to find k for the formula to find period, but my question is this. In general, do you always use the original mass in hookes law to find k?
This the cone [sqrt(x*0+y^2+z^2)/x, y/x, z/x]? The cones initial energy is 0 in the middle. [sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2)/x, y/x,z/x] is a hyperbolloid that is related. I think I know where x-x_0 comes from. It has to do with the sec(θ)+tan(θ) difference of squares relationship. I think the cone in my avatar is wrong. The top should be white. The [0,0,0] is black. The very top is c/c. The middle is 0/c or slope zero, which can't happen (infinity/infinity). So I guess each wavelength has one white and one black point on the cone. But it is not scaled with a constant (from middle to top), it's scaled with sqrt(E)? I might have to write my own program if I want to get the geometry right. Maybe I can get a better picture of what is going on. The hyperbolloid is a special condition that can't be justified.
That second fundamental equation makes no sense, because in the first equation the integral of dt is not done like the 2nd equation; dt 1+ exponent . Why
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Jason you taught me the basics of electricity before HVAC controls, and now im learning physics by you. You showed that you can teach a complex concept of something to a someone at age of 14+. FYI this is my first comment ever made on TH-cam, and definitely earned it man.
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Jayson, you put complex thing to simpler understanding. You are the best in YT. Bringing best subjects / topics in physics . Some videos on Sub atomic will be appreciated. Thnks.
I watch this multiple time to be sure that I understand this deeply because I have problem to figure it out where I can start to solve my problems. Now, I get it. Thanks you so much for all your works. I really appreciate it.
In the uk we’re taught these as the suvat equations s=displacement and u=initial velocity. I know how to use these equations but I never took calculus so this was a really interesting lesson, thanks.
In all your videos, you simplify science to the most simple and understable level, thank you very much
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It is a lot to remember... but I do remember the basic equation v= at
Thanks a lot for explaining it so well.
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Finally, the origin of those equations... Thanksss!!
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everytime i tried deriving these equations alone, i forgot everything.
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Hi, I have a question relating to Hookes Law, spring constant, and SHM
If a vertical spring stretches x centimetres when a mass m object is hung from it. Then the object is replaced with a new mass that oscillates up and down. I know the formulas i need and how to rearrange hookes law to find k for the formula to find period, but my question is this. In general, do you always use the original mass in hookes law to find k?
Thank you, awesome video.
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Sir, may I ask you when you will be teaching us calculus as I have been waiting for it for a long time .
Starting sometime next year for sure!
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This the cone [sqrt(x*0+y^2+z^2)/x, y/x, z/x]? The cones initial energy is 0 in the middle. [sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2)/x, y/x,z/x] is a hyperbolloid that is related. I think I know where x-x_0 comes from. It has to do with the sec(θ)+tan(θ) difference of squares relationship. I think the cone in my avatar is wrong. The top should be white. The [0,0,0] is black. The very top is c/c. The middle is 0/c or slope zero, which can't happen (infinity/infinity). So I guess each wavelength has one white and one black point on the cone. But it is not scaled with a constant (from middle to top), it's scaled with sqrt(E)? I might have to write my own program if I want to get the geometry right. Maybe I can get a better picture of what is going on. The hyperbolloid is a special condition that can't be justified.
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That second fundamental equation makes no sense, because in the first equation the integral of dt is not done like the 2nd equation; dt 1+ exponent
. Why
I've watched about 8 minutes of this video, and i feel like you made the first equation more complex than it really is, ( opinion )
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