Calculate Speed Given Force as a Function of Time | Force, Kinematics & Calculus | Physics

[@ShashwatDwivediOTT]

Thankyou so much love and gratitude from India ❤

[@alianjohnson6035]

thanks for the video - did i find it useful, not so much, did i find it interesting ABSOUTELY. thanks so much, cheers

[@ianfowler9340]

My first reaction was that the constant horizontal component was not making much of a contribution to the increase in speed. So let's just ignore it and go only with the vertical component of 4t. We get t = sqrt (20) about 4.47 sec. Only about a 2-3 % error. Interesting.

[@Max.Makes.Musics]

Create a unit playlist for AP Physics 1 Unit 2: Newton's Law plz

[@INTEGRALPHYSICS]

Will do; However, the content of this video is absolutely, positively NOT a part of the AP Physics 1 curriculum.

[@Max.Makes.Musics]

@@INTEGRALPHYSICS ik, it’s just that your videos carried me through 1D and 2D kinematics and now I’m looking for vid for Unit 2 😭 also, why you have Unit 3 - circular motion before Unit 2?