Homogeneity of physics equations

How to check the homogeneity of physics equations
By Cowen Physics (www.cowenphysics.com)

[@BisexualPigeon]

Super helpful, better explained in 4 minutes than my physics teacher could in a lesson.

[@osmanazeem9017]

get a better teacher then ...lol

[@raydencreed1524]

HamzaKC I think that that’s just speculation on your part.

[@avgpiece]

same lol. im doing a levels and i got crap teachers

[@ashton4529]

mate ur a lifesaver im starting a level physics at home bc lockdown and i actually get this now

[@nibber7652]

I love you, took me ages to find an actually accurate simplified video

[@mikej397]

Sir, you are a great teacher! Keep up the good work!

[@vinniesands1949]

you just saved me from killing my friend from anger over not being able to do homogeneity

[@mr.shadow2547]

Short and sweet, very very helpful. Thank you so much!

[@TerrenciaVlogs]

Very great explanation, straightforward 👍🏿

[@emmanuelalagbala9590]

This is genius.

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this is very helpful and easy to understand ,thank you

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Wow clear and simple with no mistakes what so EVER

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Really helped me ❤️🙏

[@zayn2732]

Well explained

[@ranadawood2217]

It is very helpful and easy but not for what I need for my presentation. ..

[@soumyadeepkarmakar4679]

1:43 , Isn't it J= kg(ms^-1)^2 'divided by 2? Because it says 1/2 * m * v^2.

[@CowenPhysics]

No, because the half does not have a unit

[@inmate_i9208]

Thank you for this.

[@YeshuaLobo]

Thank u so much