Frequency and Angular frequency

[@shaivyakrishnadhall]

This just helped me understand something I was being puzzled by for two days in a row...very intuitive approach, and there's simplicity, I hope to see him make content on more concepts.

[@Urbanstrangler]

You are quite good at lecturing. This lecture is every bit as well thought out as my lectures in college.

[@chemistrywithm.m3977]

Awesome explainig, sir!

[@hyphen8d725]

Thank you for making this! It really helped me wrap my head around it!

[@mohammad6002]

Thank you so much! I kept confusing the quantities of Omega and f for quite some time!

[@funcepts2116]

You are so welcome!

[@kaliyamoorthym2170]

Its really funcepts 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@X_is_learning]

thank you very much

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You are welcome

[@prabakart3531]

Thank you..✨

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You’re welcome 😊

[@mwajidmwajid673]

Good!

[@Phillip.K.J]

thank you

[@funcepts2116]

Welcome!

[@Eastdusty]

is pi in this case 3.14 or 180 ?

[@funcepts2116]

180. it represents circular rotation of phasor

[@AmanKumar-j7j7d]

No it's 3.14 because there is radian

[@JessieAllen-r6m]

Great.

[@ههخخ-ع3ت]

Thanks

[@funcepts2116]

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[@passive2713]

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[@sajjadulbarishupto5510]

Bad sound quality

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