Constant Velocity compared to Constant Acceleration

[@sofiafernandez5354]

Thnx to u i didn’t fail an exam :)

[@trentoncook8969]

I had to laugh a little bit at how similar this is to Khan Academy, however this helped me a TON. So no real complaint from me! Thank you sir!

[@idesel]

Why would it be different provided that this is the most straight forward way of presenting it. Would you laugh at a text book also presenting it in this way?

[@elishagunasekara4038]

Thank you so much! I don't know but i suddenly felt doubtful and confused about constant velocity and acceleration. But that's when i saw your video.

[@Wimu_]

2:00 Velocity does not increase in a constant rate when the distance vs time graph is linear, the velocity is just constant but not increasing

[@jamescibulka4677]

2:05 . . . watch out, he says velocity increases at a constant rate. The rate is the same as shown by the slope. The position increases at a constant rate. He also should have probably used a position vs. time graph, not a distance vs. time graph. Distance has no direction . . . his graph shows positive motion (since the slope was positive)

[@RealHaZeProductions]

I had to watch this for AP physics and it helped me out I'm only a freshman

[@robtob1760]

6 years ago now your about 20

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[@phunphyz]

Oh, and I don't care for the functional notation, either... most students are taught to put the units for the quantity inside parentheses next to the label for each axis. Just a suggestion... you do a great job overall!

[@bornwellmukwambi5441]

Thanks for the knowledge

[@bigcrowe9573]

What what happens if its constant velocity but near at the top its constant acceleration

[@omarj6967]

thanks alot ! that was helpful

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

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[@weirdolala5245]

yu shoud write the unit on the graph so it'd be less confusing

[@mayankpawar5398]

Thank you , i was unable to pint it out

[@Xyztwothree]

Thank you what an awesome explanation 👍

[@IIT24Aspirant]

are constant velocity and uniform velocity the same thing?

[@176zulu]

great video! well done!

[@phunphyz]

I wish you'd call it POSITION instead of distance. I don't know whether to have my students watch... :-( I really like the videos but I wish you would show an example of negative position change and negative velocity change, too... but maybe that's on another video?

[@sakeenakamal4101]

Thanks alot you are better than our teacher

[@shubhamvishwakarma8309]

Well what if acceleration is changing at constant rate.

[@Mech.Masters]

If a body is moving with constant speed, does it mean that it has constant acceleration?

[@mclarenguy22]

Mech E Well, yes, but if the speed is constant then the acceleration is constantly zero.

[@LONE-MUHAIB]

@@mclarenguy22 how explain it to me.

[@kareema8597]

Does the constant speed have to keep on getting faster

[@PalladinosPhysics]

I am working on an even better one... should be ready in a day or so...

[@soumyaranjanbehera641]

Sir at the time of uniform velocity what will be the value of acceleration

[@biggerinofudge]

Acceleration at uniform velocity will be 0

[@asdjkl2454]

Thank you very much sir

[@AshaSharma-qe7xe]

it was helpful thanks

[@deepanshuprakash6416]

When velocity is uniform, then what about the acceleration?

[@sunilshah378]

a =0

[@aumshanti2873]

a = constant , not zero

[@Babygirllll593]

i just dont want to be ride or anything. but near the end of the video u wrote constant wrong.. u wrote "costant"

[@Babygirllll593]

*rude

[@sallybugs1695]

Sir ~Indian guy

[@4reverie7]

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[@mehrangandapur9493]

Good but fair........

[@Mimi_2127]

dude sounds like Sal Khan from Khan Academy hmm weird seriously go to khan academy on youtube then compare

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