How to Calculate Kinetic Energy

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[@limevine2245]

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[@AllieDoucette]

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[@calistagrey3195]

i didn't understand pleaae help me

[@seeyahatxea6279]

how did you get the answer 5.1 what did you do in the divide ........ i didn't get that part????

[@zendrickacgaming212]

How did you get the 1,134,375 like how did you solve? Cause you just said lets calculate it but i don't know what to do like times or divide? Pls help

[@samarchuleta5993]

He squared 55 and got 3,025. He then multiplied it by 750 and divided that total by 2. It's been about a month so you've probably already figured this out but just in case you haven't.

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[@nonievirtucio3794]

How did you get 1.1x10squert6? I need this before my exam 11/21-22/19

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What did you get on ur exam

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[@alexndrearubia2566]

1.1×10⁶ is equal to 1,134,375

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[@ChemAcademy]

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[@loaded33]

So, if we could measure the REAL kinetic energy of a 1 kilo block of metal that sits still on a table, minus rotation of earth, minus revolving around the sun, minus revolving around center of the galaxy, we would know how fast were moving away from the center of the universe?

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[@orkthugg]

When you calculated it what did you calculate

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[@divinedesjava3283]

I am still confused. Was I supposed to mutiplu 750 and 55? Because I did and I got 41,250 ? Please respond.

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[@3nertia]

That bowling ball is violating gravity xD

[@vou8119]

how u get that two at 6:17 ?

[@bridgernicholson5048]

dividing by 2 is the same as multiplying the same thing by 1/2 for example 10/2=5 and 10*.5=5. so he just divides by 2 instead of multiplying by 1/2 because it is the same.

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[@aquachicken9297]

Very helpful, thank you :)

[@abhijeetgupta8008]

3:43 why we r dividing it with 2?

[@lluvia817]

Thanks! So helpful!!

[@youngck2640]

I got a question do u have to put the brackets always when ever u want to find the velocity???

[@hxxtaru]

3:43 Excuse me, i dont know if im just so dumb..but how did he get that 1,134,375? Huh?? Someone help me I need thiss!

[@paola_2008]

he multiplied 55x55x720 then divided by 2

[@rosebox2578]

How you end up with 1,134,375 j

[@renforest]

so using the formula m multiply v square divided by 2: 750 multiply 55 square (you press the square feet symbol on your calculator) which should equal 2'268750 and then divide it by two. Which your final should be 1,134,375 J hope this helps!

[@johnjoseph1687]

Thanks... you explained better than he did. Smh.

[@nexus1g]

In mathematical "grammar", you calculate the power first (that is the square of the velocity in this case) then work left to right to solve.

[@elelyon555]

Yes she did! I thought .55 squared is .55 X 2 = 1.1 using a regular calculator and not those calculators w/squared functions which I don't have. The teacher should point out in the video beforehand to clarify this!

[@joe-5137]

5x5=25 right?

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[@outcastssss887]

Bro imagine your teacher teaching you 😂 she literally gave us a word problem and was implying that we should know this some how because she didn’t even teach us how to do it

[@Dripzoroedits]

I’ll give y’all a tip why not times 55•55 then u can do it in all one time

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[@ChemAcademy]

You got this!

[@Blainesull]

How do you get 6.0??

[@Druxll]

2 x 18.8 is 37.6. 2.5 squared is 6.25. 37.6 divided by 6.25 is equal to 6.016, which rounds to 6.0

[@litterallyquaking1017]

@@Druxll how did he get 5.1? I got 18.6

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THANK YOU

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Tysm i learned alot of here

[@Animeiluv]

I don't understand why dividing end up of million now i'm thinking the world is upside down

[@brii6248]

if i don’t have velocity do i use 9.8 m/s? since my problem is about a rollercoaster

[@lucarossier3139]

I have a question how would you divide 750kg 55m/s square by 2

[@rahul_rv15]

If we have Mass is rest mass in given question. so here we will put direct in formula for kinetic energy KE=1/2 MV^2 ?????????? Or we need to first calculate Realistic mass valve through [M=M(rest mass)+ r] formula , after that will we calculate Kinetic energy???

[@nonorv3095]

Thanks buddy Godbless

[@playunstoppableofficial9106]

so we multiply 750 kg and 55m/s?

[@annieclouds2118]

Its 2020 now and u post this 4 years ago but how did u get 1.1x6 squared

[@redeemerjoson282]

Yeah same this is my problem too

[@bruhifyify5713]

he just shortened 1,134,375kg

[@orkthugg]

@@bruhifyify5713 what do you mean by that

[@bruhifyify5713]

@@orkthugg 1.1x10^6 is a better and shorter way of writing 1,134,375

[@notursaicutie]

Super thank u for this.

[@victoriabentil8007]

Just revising for my tomorrow test

[@harigopaladamus9481]

Thanks for the help mateie

[@mccl5645]

please how'd you get the "5.1" in velocity?? i can'tttttttttttt😭😭😭

[@ptsgamesz694]

Question when calculating for kinetic energy does the denominator always need to be 2?

[@irish4631]

Yes

[@jackacosta3815]

How did you get the 1,134,375kg?

[@r1zzlerk4o]

He divided 750 into 2 so 750 ÷ 2 = 375 and multiplied 55 twice so 55 x 55 = 3,025 and multiplied the 375 and 3,025 so we get 375 x 3,025 = 1,134,375

[@bigfoot12369]

Am I tripping or he kinda sounds like Technoblade

[@alexmangarin4428]

How you divide the 750kg and 55ms ²

[@Bantersam]

i self calculated it it was 1.5 x 10^6

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If you were my teacher I would have 100% in everything

[@gregsancientegyptfactsandg7711]

do you always have to convert your values into Kg and m/s to find kinetic energy? For example, say I'm given an object with mass 500 grams, is it correct to say that I have to convert 500g= 0.5 kilograms before plugging it in?

[@designdefense]

Yes because jouls are relative to those units of measurements

[@designdefense]

4:15 explains that

[@victoriaa3018]

Hi I'm in year 8 I am really struggling to understand how you got 1,134,375 on the first one

[@samarchuleta5993]

He squared 55 and got 3,025. He then multiplied it by 750 and divided that total by 2.

[@silenciouxborja8071]

Omagash I'm struggling at that part too ARIGATHANKS GOSAIMUCH

[@xarti0655]

@@samarchuleta5993 i think he did it wrong bc it needs to be 983125 J. He didn’t devide 750 with 2 (750:2)

[@samarchuleta5993]

@@xarti0655 you’re NOT dividing 750 by 2. You’re dividing the TOTAL by 2.

[@orkthugg]

@@samarchuleta5993 THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@ggukvt4204]

So what if the velocity is in kph

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[@meow_human]

How did you get 6.0

[@midtaku5379]

dont mind me, just finally learning this cause I have a quiz tomorrow

[@jujufortune118]

how did you find 1.1x 10.6

[@NeilleJD]

How did u calculate on calculator

[@hd-fh3nd]

How did he end up to 1.1×10⁶ J?

[@bruhifyify5713]

he just shortened 1,134,375kg

[@jaiamynaldyamut9612]

Yall pls help HOW IN THE WORLD DID HE GET 1 MILLION and how do we divide 750 kg and 55 m/s HOWSW

[@Aliya-c5l3y]

He multiplied 750 by 55 SQUARED then divided it by 2 😂

[@georgedaniel8175]

I’m 9 years old

[@spongeOfMystery4]

who would've known there was a formula for work

[@koreenadeleurme4338]

I have a question for any one who can answer when you have a 1.1x10to the 3kg and 25m/s kinetic energy what is it how do you solve the problems when it is to the power of??

[@ramellaurenceeee]

how to get the joules