(examples only) Understanding Uniformly Accelerated Motion

[@PaulMC-SciEd]

Thanks for the great content you guys provide here. I've been sharing your work with my students. (Note: a student pointed out a mistake in the very last demonstration. The acceleration has been changed to -2 m/s^2 while it should have remained +2 m/s^2)

[@FlippingPhysics]

Duh. Yeah. Thanks. I wish I could change it... Bummer.

[@snorgicorgi9738]

Could you post this without the words/numbers on it? i need the clip for an example to show someone.

[@ryanjamesconiendo4429]

this is very useful 💪 thanks for this

[@utkukaradag6394]

👌very epic

[@Shinchan-ex4rt]

Thankyou sir 🔥

[@user-np5fr4zf6e]

There's a friction between the ground and ball??? So it is not UAM if there is.

[@tpmewto]

it's pretty minor, so functionally it is an example of UAM. If you had seen his previous videos and paid attention, you would have seen him address this concern.

[@sureshveturi3599]

it is useful but it should be some expalanation to understand more

[@FlippingPhysics]

Please see: www.flippingphysics.com/understanding-uam.html

[@shreyatiwari9541]

badiya

[@tsegaNegest]

People who watch in 2024🎉

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