this helps a lot, but your computer was fighting for its life haha

Thank you so much Mr M!!! I was so lost on these!! 😅

The title of this video should have been how to solve series circuit for dummies,because with your instructions i understood in 10 minutes what I couldn’t in my high school electrical class in a whole year prompting me to drop out of electronics and pursue a different trade ,now that I’m retired i want to find out why i just couldn’t grasp ohms law at that time and now with online instructors like you im finally understanding its principles,as the saying goes better late than never,thank you so much.

omg thank you so much I have a science exam in 2 days and i did not understand anything about this topic before watching this video, your literally a life saver

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Very helpful, Thank you!

Explained it better than my science teacher

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This is why we need real teachers, This guy just taught me more in 30mins then my physic teacher has in 4 months, I would be at 90% with this teacher cause I am sure when I ask a question he won't laugh in my face and tell me to go back to my desk

Sorry but I won't get to use calculator in the exam

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Thank you sooo much i was struggling

Incase anyone didn’t understand he got .233 because he divided 1/17, 1/12, 1/11 into decimals and added them together

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I was just copying this for my personal studies inspection but I have learned a lot from this thanks

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thank you so much for this, im in 9th grade and i am so lost in the unit i'm learning in physics class right now

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I have to admit, when I was going through basic E in aviation school, I could never get it down. No matter how hard I tried to make sense of it. Memorizing formulas was what caused me to struggle the most when taking the General writtens to go for my A&P license. When you explained how to rearrange Ohms law at 8:18 , that really made everything click perfectly in one shot. It's all the same formula just flipped in a circle and as the circle rotates you rotate the order of the letters to make the next formula. (that's how I interpreted it) That made me think of other formulas in the Ohms law such as the equation R=V^2/P and that if I rotated it over the equation to solve for Power would be P=V^2/R and if I rotated it once more than I would get the equation for voltage being V= Square Root of P*R. I never needed to memorize all 12 of the equations in Ohms law but just 4 of them for, 1 for each of the sets and then I could rotate each equation twice to get the remaining 8 formulas! Thank you dearly for all your help. You truly don't know how much this helps.

What a guy, man this video helped so much thanks alot

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Thank you! This really helped with my physics problem.

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Thx for helping i got a physics test tomorrow and this helped alot

is it possible, for example, if its 30 degrees E of N, would you switch it so cos is y and sin is x? this is actually correct but I don't understand why they are switched.

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for getting theta, why did the negative -4.7 become positive in the fraction 18.1/4.7? shouldn't it still be negative?

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You are the best, thanks I have a test tomorrow and this video will definitely help my mark in the test go from like a 50 to 90. Great teacher

If anyone sees this 6 years later what do we do if the value we got to for Fgx is less than the value we got for net force?

why was the final answer have ²? where did it come from??

Dude god bless u man seriously wish you the best in life, my teacher sucks but u did it all in ten minutes

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Your explination is good but a bit vague And confuses the student. You said "just add all Resistance whitch gives you 0.233" but never explain how you got it thus confusing the student. Next time try explaining a bit more on how you get those numbers. Whether it's by just simplifiying or converting a fraction to a Mix number. And also try to pick easy numbers to work with. Like base 10 numbers and such. It makes it easier to learn the process without having to overload on calculations. Everything else is awesome.

Sad how much I learn first time on KZbin compared to my collage teachers I swear I only go to school for attendance at this point

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do you only use square root for v^2=vi+at?

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