Distance, Displacement, Average Speed, Average Velocity - Physics

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Thank you so much for well explained definition of and diffrences between distance and displacement, speed and velocity. keep up the great work and continue sharing more contents on uniformily accelerated motions

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On the example at 7:13 why don’t you use the Displacement = Xf - Xi formula ? Isn’t that what u need to do to find displacement always?

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displacement=Xf-Xi formula works only for motion on a straight line.

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I have a question in regard to why SOHCAHTOA, or the TOA portion should give us the length of the Hypotenuse, but it does not seem to calc out. Isn't this kind of the same and Pythagorean and theorem?

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4:40 15:50

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11:27

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Is the velocity for north positive and south negative? What about NE, SE, etc?

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6:00 I’m so confused Wasn’t the displacement Calformula Final position - initial position? Why did we add then ?

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At 6:16, I thought in order to get the displacement you have to subtract the final position to the initial position. Why is it not 6 - 10? Although it doesn't make any sense, the formula is confusing.

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I'm also kind of confused on that but displacement is basically how far you are from your starting position so from that definition, 4 miles is correct.

[@Thrive2024]

Displacement = Final - initial so it supposedly D= -6-10 , the answer is -16 , I confused on that I had relied to the formula .

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@@Thrive2024 me too i think he made a mistake

[@hamed7071]

bruh u guys completly ignored how it works. displacement = final - initial. Initial was not 10 it was 0, the car just went +10 but started at 0. Final was 4 not -6, the car just went -6 from the +10. displacement = 4 - 0, displacement = 4.

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@@hamed7071 can you elaborate a little more?

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whats the difference between the net displacement and the delta x which is the change in position? Are they the same?

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2a. The average speed is 62.5mi/hr 2b. The average velocity is 37.5mi/hr

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When should i use final - initial and when shall i not

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11:34

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14:35, shouldn't this displacement be - 130 since Sally moved west and south which are in the negative directions?

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Hi i know it's been a year but can you help me if you know why is it postitve instead of negative?

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@@jhaixxinawaj1093 Basically, you can decide what is positive yourself depending on the situation. For example you can make north and east positive while south and west negative. You can also do north and west positive while the opposites are negative. Here, he made south and west positive for simplicity .

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[@hmmnotsure]

@@jhaixxinawaj1093 Just make sure you don't make both North and South positive, or both East and West positive, because that's not possible

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​@@hmmnotsure hello, I know it's been 11 months since you said your comment but if you don't mind me asking for clarification, why is it not possible to put a positive on north to south and vice versa? I'm kind of confused, I'd be really grateful if you'd clear up my confusion, sorry for my English, it's my second language. Thank you!

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26:13 is it not 272.72 repeating

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That's what I was thinking as well, considering when I plugged the variables on my calculator, i got 272.7272...

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Please how did you calculate the displacement for you to get that 250, because have try to calculate my and his giving me 62,500, please how did you calculate it thanks

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The second example is wrong because the distance between -4 and 4 is 8 units therefore the distance is equal to 15

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Btw he said it’s -4, and 5 so therefor the distance is equal to 16

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For the last equation that was on the video, i got S = 250 m/h and V = 150 m/h.

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Brilliant work !! You are an angel for the student community. I have a question though, im sure im missing something here. you said avg speed is the absolute value of avg velocity. But values of displacement and distance can be totally different, for e.g distance=140 m and displacement=-30 m, in which case avg speed and avg velocity may not have the same magnitude. E.g speed=140/10 secs=14 m/sand velocity=-30/10 secs=-3 m/s.

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Why do we use 12 as the initial postion instead of -8