GCSE Physics - Acceleration #52

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1:40 can someone explain why we divid it by 5? Thx!

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Because its the formula for it.a=v-u over 5 so you have to divide it by 5

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Because that's the time

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quick question, in the second equation. Why is there a 2 in the beginning if there wasn't any in the first one?

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I have a doubt as acceleration is m/s squared. Shouldn't it be time x time in the first problem. 20/25....... Because acceleration = displacement/time x time. Sorry I'm new to physics. Any help would be much appreciated

[@Qasimodoz]

The letter "S" means displacement and since acceleration is a vector quantity, shouldn't it be displacement instead of distance??

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3:25 Was what I thought when I used to not know how acceleration is 💀

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I still didn't get the - part where its negative and I didn't understand why do we multiply also why is m showed with s in the last question .

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s = ut + 1/2 * at square is not there...

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How did you get the result of 49/19.6= 2.5 m?

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umm....... that is simple division bro... dividing 49... not taking squared root.(if thats what confusing u)

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because 7 squared - 0 is 49 / (earths acceleration * 2 = 19.6) so 49/19.6 = 2.5

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Can we round of the acceleration of free fall from 9.8m/s ² to 10m/s²

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that can change alot but some exams well expect the accurate acceleration

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4:17 From where you get the 9.8.?

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thats because it is a known fact that free fall on earth is 9.8m/s squared, so u need to memerise this fact (sometimes it is rounded to 10m/s squared but yeah)

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It's the gravitational force, because the ball is being dropped you need to apply gravity to the ball!

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3:09 but the distance is unknown in the question that this equation was applied to. We were given the final velocity. Does that mean that the second equation is used whenever anything other than time is known?

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Do we have to memorise the equations tho?

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Where did the 9.8 m/s2 came from?

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9.8m/s2 is the gravitational force, any object that is falling or dropped has a force of gravity applied, meaning you need to include the acceleration of 9.8m/s2 (gravity)

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I don't get it how did he get 49?

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Hi, thanks for the great video. Question please: at 1:42 the calculation of acceleration is 4 m/s 2 - why does the 4 m/s become squared - 4 m/s 2 ? Thanks

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It’s the unit of acceleration meter per second square

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if the question doesn't give you a specific acceleration use earths acceleration yes for the best but sometimes exams will give you earths acceleration mostly

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But I have a doubt can anyone clear it? In this formula-> 2as=V2_U2 how did we get 9.8m/s2 as acceleration

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see everything in earth accelartes at 9.8 m per second so thats the accelaration and in the formula u have to multiple the accelartion by 2 so he multiplied 9.8 by 2

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4:16 how and why is it 9?

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so does it mean, any free falling object has an acceleration of 9.8?

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