Phase and Phase Difference - A Level Physics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- A little more about phase and phase difference and why we measure the phase difference of a waves in degrees or radians.
Thanks for watching,
Lewis
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This 5 minute video explains more than my teacher's 1 hour lecture. Thank you very much.
Lol our teacher doesn't even give a lecture
@@spcchckn Lectures are for the university students only (and we're all from the UK here). So, by lecture he doesn't actually mean a lecture but rather a lesson.
I was so confused in physics but this really helped clear things up! Thank you so much :)
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i just discovered that eating while explaining makes it 10 times as understandable.danke
that moment when jelly babies safe my Alevel exam (ive got it tommorow)
How did it go
I have mine tomorrow lol
two years later...where u at..hehe
To land upon this video i watched like seriously 10 to 12 videos on the same subject but somewhere knew inside that there must be a one which can crack the concept of phase and phase difference in an easier way and your video proved me right❤....hands down so far the best one on this concept...your efforts are much appreciated 🙏🏻
Wow, thanks!
1:44 "A lovely sine curve." Yeah, lovely, I can relate to that in many ways.
This was an amazing explanation, thank you!
A truly wonderful explanation
Very very well explained
Please make clones of this man so he can cover Australia's physics Year 11 & 12 syllabus.
Loved this explanation. Great job.
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Comes, explains, and eats jelly babies at the end
what an absolute chad
can you make a longer video explaining this in a simpler form?
tara Yes, I have one on my website in the Waves section.
A Level Physics Online okay thank youu
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@@chloeharwood6451 Aeronautical engineering ^^
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@@chloeharwood6451 I'm probably not the best person to ask, sorry. I'm doing a degree for the sake of having a degree, and this was the closest fit to what I like, which is maths and physics. Other than that, I have absolutely no interest in aircraft and aviation
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thanks for this sir, my teacher couldnt even explain this in 2 lessons
Thanks a lot for this was asked to study this and give an explanation on a group so I think I will be able to explain easily
This guy is going to get me through Alevel physics
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that doesnt make sense you cant just say very aesthetic
Just awesome,thank you sir
Very Insightful
Can you do a video on Oscilloscopes
apparently no
Thank you for the help!
Thanks for helping this confused 9th grader🤓
What do u mean by path difference?
The difference in the distance travelled by two waves from the source to a specific point
such a nice explanATION YOU GAVE
really helped, ty
don't lie, you clicked because of the jelly babies
No, lol
Thanks a lot! You've made me hungry for Jelly Babies now!!
Any help appreciated! I need to know by Monday! Is the phase difference between the first yellow jelly and the SECOND orange jelly equal to 90 degrees (as we assume it's the same as if the orange jelly where in the position of the FIRST orange one) or do we NOT make this assumption and say that they are 270 degrees out of phase?? Many thanks!!!
270 degrees.
@@thelioc2802 Thank you!!
I'm doing As levels is this apart of it?
can i have one jelly
no
@@nj7292 :(
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do you want a belly?
Waleed Muhammad yes send address and I’ll send it next day
Sir, Would you still say it is in phase if the particles are 720 degrees or 4pi radians apart?
In a wave which has the same wavelength throughout and no change in amplitude…
Yes
@@PhysicsOnline
Ok, thank you.
I understand it better now.
Have a great week, Sir!
If a phase difference between two water waves is zero, will there be any movement of the water ?
Yes it just means that water particles of both the waves are going in upwards or downwards motion at the same time which means that both the waves are going in the same direction at the same time
All I could think about was how you and I have the same pen
thanks
*RIP* JELLY BELLY*Dec 16, 2017*
well shit now i want jelly babies
What a beautiful British accent indeed. That was great
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I'm jelly that you have jelly babies
please upload doppler's effect...
Ok, I’ll film it next week. Which exam board is this for?
Here we go: th-cam.com/video/jDbdLhad3xA/w-d-xo.html
@@PhysicsOnline never seen any other youtuber committed to a comment. thank you for videos
I don't get what you are talking about at 3:23.
Sir is phase means angle
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Thank you, but you should try to make it easier ,it's confusing
Jelly is short for gelignite, one bite and it will blow your head right off.
Johnny English
phase up
Jamster lol
Bro just explained this in 5 minutes
Did he just ate the brown jelly?
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Speak slowly for clear voice to understand.
slow the vid if you have trouble understanding.
Bad expression.