Newton's 1st Law Problem Solving

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Thank God for TH-cam and these channels. I swear every physics homework site sucks, and I learn more through these types of videos.

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Idk but I have some questions about miss sunshine's physique

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thank you for being so thorough

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Thank you for taking your time to do and share this important video. Watching/learning from Europe.

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Thank you for making these videos it’s really helping me so much!

[@annekegretton5453]

Glad to hear it’s helpful! All the best with your physics studies

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Im so much interested, where could I find more examples about this ,I would like to do more practice.

[@oh2728]

from where can i get a copy of these examples I would love to practice them

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Very interesting, helpful and thorough, thanks for the learning and entertainment.

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Was very good. Incredibly thorough.

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Very very helpful

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Thank you, very useful and helpful video

[@olebogengabram4278]

morning, in the first example of miss sunshine, in y components why the gravitational force wasnt included

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Please do more exciting problems

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Thank you for the clear explanations ma'am

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I can't find cot, sec, and csc on my calculator😅

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[@nathanielgotera2646]

There's a correction it must be 9.81 m/s^2 not 9.8

[@radinelaj3932]

What about a golf ball in space?
If an astronaut throw a golf ball in space, did it stops floating? Or it will cruise forever/ perpetually?

[@annekegretton5453]

Great question Radi! If you throw a ball in deep space, then the ball will keep moving forever (and so will you in the opposite direction if you have no other forces on you!). If the net force is zero, then the ball will not speed up OR slow down.

[@afrabinkhdim8505]

How did get 9.8 im confused

[@mohammadschool1968]

what if the acceleration isnt zero ?

[@annekegretton5453]

Great question! That's when we need Newton's 2nd law: F = ma. Here's a video with a couple examples th-cam.com/video/lGjeVz6mPsA/w-d-xo.html

[@mohammadschool1968]

@@annekegretton5453 great thanks for the help :)

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[@eliiehh]

and i still dont get it

[@nursaburina3647]

how i can i get this question??, i mean in pdf or words

[@annekegretton5453]

I'm afraid you'd have to be in my physics class for all the resources, but I hope the video was still helpful for you!

[@somtonwadiaro8076]

Physics need thinking.😫. The stuffs ur doing r just crazy. (Lit). My problem in physics is , how to think when solving questions. I could solve questions . buy they r some extraordinary questions that need excessive thinking😫. I need some help .its tough

[@annekegretton5453]

Hi Somto, Problem-solving is tough! But like any skill, you'll get better at with practice: don't give up. Just keep solving increasingly challenging problems, and you'll surprise yourself at how much you improve!

[@arif._.ahmed01]

Please slow mam

[@radinelaj3932]

@Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky you should prove it otherwise it mean : there is free energy in space ( it can be produced unlimited free energy in space, I think that is not possible, for example : if I have a generator in space and move only one time the axis of generator, it will spins around forever/ perpetually ( that is according your logic) , but I think not. Therefore need to prove it