GCSE Physics - Moments worked examples

[@callumross9101]

The vicious clicking of the calculater!!!

[@schooldays5926]

i absolutely hate this topic

[@lovattphysics6366]

Uh Oh! Hopefully this video helped a bit!

[@rohin4429]

same :|

[@atf4920]

Same

[@donmlondy2688]

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[@shakibisdream4439]

Yea , that 2nd step hits I feel you bro

[@60sbabydoll777]

Thank you so much dude it’s literally the night before the exam !!

[@lovattphysics6366]

Hope the exam went well!

[@sattamalharran3336]

How'd the exam go

[@hotmamajamma9836]

Same !!!!!! The exam is tomorrow 😭 and if I fail God knows whay will happen to me....

[@blueile6096]

Lmaooo samee

[@Aisha-gd6dq]

SAME MY EXAM IS TOMRW

[@AstroBoy622]

I’m so happy I finally got a clue on this Thanks SIR I’m so delighted 😀

[@_.rarebelle]

Thank you very much...I've been battling with moment calculations for the past two years..😢..thanks for making it seem as easy as pie... you're a good teacher 😊

[@AdityaSingh-v9c]

I tried to understand these concepts for the last 2 weeks in class but failed to understand but after seeing this video I understood it better. Thanks a lot sir it really helped me🫡🫡

[@woodsua452]

What do a physic teacher do if you throw a brick at him? He Duckett If you can understand this Mr Lovatt you are officially a BIS OG

[@lovattphysics6366]

woodsua haha yes he does Duckett. In lightning speed.

[@DMcCready-b8l]

Just exploring some resources to share with my students and really great to find your resource. Hope you're still sharing - I've subscribed in hope!

[@Kuriomaster]

6:51 for this question I just did F X 3 = (2 X 80) - (4 X 60) + (6 X 90) and I got the right answer too (they both work out u can do + 2 X 80 with F so u basically take it to the other side of the equation or u keep - 2 X 80 on the same side)

[@cvpidd_]

Thxxxx

[@NotMeMaybe]

Tbh even though i dislike the topic,the explanation is better than other physics explanation.good video!

[@natecrue-y9n]

Thanks so much I don't know what I'd have done without this 😅🙏🙏🙏

[@janethangandu9863]

Thank you sir, you really helped me especially with question 5

[@justsomeone5660]

tysm!!!! this made things 10 times easier, you're the best!!!

[@nclengoz]

For the last question...I worked using the other distances from the pivot...not the perpendicular ones n still got the same answer howcome

[@chocolatemilkforme]

Your lectures are amazing, understood it better than any highschool teacher🥰🥰🥰

[@StephanieAdiruo]

Awwwnn, thanks so much for the simple explanation. ❤

[@zenest3907]

OOMMGG thank you sooo much. i didnt understand this in class. You explained it very good.

[@Whiz_euphoria]

A question why will we multiply 5m with 2m?

[@DarkestBlixity]

Because we multpily the force by the distance from the pivot (the middle of the seesaw) not the distance between the forces

[@tsoanelomotai3]

I have a question on the third equation, how did you get that 500 sir?

[@yaraassaf851]

1000-1500=500 then you’d get 2f=500 so you’ll divide and the final answer will be 250N/m

[@sophyrop6195]

thank you very much this video really helped me a lot

[@thatgirl_inChrist]

Wow, you really helped! Thanks🙂

[@bluelove9768]

l appreciate,but please how do you get number Two

[@melkman2]

bro thank you for the questions

[@EmhamdiIssa-sn5dd]

Thanks pro ❤

[@azarioeberenz4790]

Thank you but the question in the description is blury

[@samsondikamdima1146]

What abt this question A metre stick is balanced on a knife edge at its centre. When two coins each of mass 5gm are put on top of the other at 12cm mark, the stick is found to be balanced at 45.0cm. determine A.mass of the metre stick B.reaction of the support at 45cm pivot

[@Eyebroooo]

i wish in the exams it will be as easy as this ahh.. Btw we are doing May/june next year we were supposed to do oct/nov this year but cuz of corona everything got messed up x.x

[@justsomeone5660]

How'd it go?

[@araflatif9246]

This was Really Nice ❤️

[@taehyungishot3215]

for 3:51 why did times the force by 2

[@ruthkalaba4378]

Because 2 is the distance between the force F and the pivot. And to find moment we multiply the force and the distance

[@chamika.lakmali]

Thank you soo Much !!!!! This helped a ton !

[@DanjumaZira]

Where did he get f x 2😮

[@snowsnow8037]

But sir, why is it 0.3 for qs 5?

[@Aisha-gd6dq]

Thanh you so much I finally got the hang of these questions

[@simoneyob487]

I'm so obliged to you sir!

[@qondimokoena7574]

This was my nightmare at varsity, but I'm finding it easy now. If I were to go back I'd go straight A on this topic

[@abigailwoods9188]

Cool but I am not able to see examples in the description box

[@SomtoEjiogu-h4z]

i finally understand this topic... tysm....😀😀✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@jeffobi4709]

if you are provided with no pivot point then how do u complete?

[@Redeemed_Daughter]

question 4 Why did we include the 2m distance with 80N in the anticlockwise moment even they're on the right side of the pivot? I'm not even sure I'll get a response 😢

[@AbbeyTolu-f3r]

How did you get your 2m

[@mr_bisso2825]

what program are you using for drawing?

[@snoopyr1953]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@rabiiiii]

I have an igcse edexcel physics paper 2 and im flopping everything

[@UnchxrtedChris]

Is it a must you write the clockwise moments=anticlockwise moments cause of you don't follow that you still get same answer

[@yowaimo-wj2uw]

wait isnt ccw positive and cw negative?

[@bliss2681]

why didnt he divide by 0.6 for the first one tf

[@Ogretoe2231]

Question 3 - 2F = 500, where did 500 come from? and then 250?

[@Shawncyaa]

even im confused

[@icantwu]

2F = (1200+300) - 1000 = 1500-1000 =500. SO.. 2F = 500 So F = 500/2 = 250.

[@ericaaryee3783]

Thanks but question number 3 you didn't explain how you got the final answer

[@tokyo7671]

very helpful vid tysm

[@lovattphysics6366]

No worries! Thanks for the comment :)

[@Real_SilverHawk]

Thank you❤

[@schickennuggits1800]

tysm man. this rlly helped

[@AlexanderKasparis]

Thank you very much

[@shanayajhaveri254]

This really helped me a lot! Thanks @LovattPhysics

[@KALUBAMWANZA-c4m]

I spent months struggling with something I can understand in just minutes

[@bwalyamulombwa]

Why have 10 there instead of 5

[@aarong9034]

I still dont understand how to know which one's the clockwise and anticlockwise moment at the beginning of the question. Is anyone able to explain?

[@JuanCarlos-zv2pu]

Good explanation

[@hamzamohammed1943]

Bro thanks so much I did not understood it one bit before

[@mareanahzulu9871]

Thanks you very much ❤️

[@Mkom.ie7]

Any traumatized 2024 students here?

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Present😂

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Here 😂😭

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[@connerblade5730]

The great teachers are always on KZbin and the trash ones in the classroom. Jesus.

[@oceanchan5782]

Can anyone explain to me why question 4 is not 3F= 80 X 2 +60 X 4 + 90 X 6 ? 😢

[@GabrielleGayleOfficial]

Look on the previous calculations to see how he substitute it into the equation

[@GabrielleGayleOfficial]

5:11 the F is not going clockwise it is a anticlockwise moment if you look closely you will see the 80N is going the same direction as F.

[@SAMURAIFFBACK]

THANKS❤

[@KingsPhiri-d5t]

Why not 8 their

[@ProfessorQuist]

thank you very much sir

[@notshahmeer]

Helped alot

[@AmehBlessing-n6j]

This is kinda difficult

[@IfedubaIfeoma]

This questions are way to simple bruh compared to the ones i'm finna get tomorrow.

[@skoobydooz]

Ik right

[@kashishfatima2176]

thankyou sir

[@kareemmina8830]

in the last question, shouldnt it be an inequality of 1000 x distance > F x distance?

[@lovattphysics6366]

In reality, maybe, because the beam would have a mass. But in this question we are assuming everything is perfectly balanced and the beam itself has no mass (i know, it’s sometimes silly the assumptions we have to make!)

[@alisanati]

Thank you sir this is a very good video I know, we have very good exams on Friday. 😁

[@noonesfavorite911]

THANK YOU

[@eaintyatiaung5808]

Thxxx sir I can’t understand what my teacher is saying but this video is really helpful to me 😭

[@josephaniekan613]

Of all my months I physics I can't seem to understand moment

[@RobertLeversyt]

What grade u working at

[@Rzs.254]

Who else is here before their test/exam

[@abachevictor897]

Unit is NM not N

[@sheva9848]

thankss

[@nawabmurtaza]

@LovattPhysics thanks to you my number 1 difficulty the exam has vanished😀

[@1NDIY4]

oh nah my exam is today im failing this 😭

[@tatoman4103]

Legend

[@patiencephiri6480]

Me watching this when exams are on Monday 😅

[@GabrielleGayleOfficial]

Goodluck bro !

[@SalehaShanta]

For question 5 i think the answer must be 16.7N

[@taehyungishot3215]

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[@devilplayz8713]

Luv u

[@kristianandrew2866]

The last question I didn't follow the perpendicular distance from the pivot but I got the same answer😂 like: 1000×0.5=F×3 500=3F F=500÷3 F =167N😂

[@ArpitaRamachandran]

acc saved me thank you

[@muazfadani9383]

how its if want calculate meter

[@tokyo7671]

T/F, Torque divided by the force

[@GloriaKegaisamang]

Yh but it's easier

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[@MohammadSahabooleea]

Thank you so much