Speed Time Graphs

[@saeed_nazzal]

The only video that really helped me in speed time graph I was struggling in physics

[@loganmanuel5915]

Not to be crazy, but I’m struggling with these in maths 💀

[@ManBeanHu]

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[@aggreymukale8551]

Me too

[@rabiaaliahmadaliahmad9298]

Thanks a lot . Helped me in solving CAIE past papers 🤩

[@skywalker9441]

You. Are. A. BLOODY LEGEND!!

[@stellahmwende2874]

Very nice I love how he is teaching 👍

[@shmeppetriangles9391]

Helped a lot thank you

[@yeetsass4529]

Thank u mahn. I wish u was my teacher at school bro

[@ayeshashakeel2756]

This is amazing you should have more followers

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And comments

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subscribers dummmy

[@mt-eth]

Near 50k now

[@sea5205]

Nice video thanks

[@pulkitkinger8833]

Gr8 video buddy

[@allfamilymembers2451]

is there difference btw maths and physics in this chapter?

[@f_xh356]

Thank you sooo much my final exam is in 50 minutes 😃😃

[@Eyebroooo]

how did it went :D

[@f_xh356]

@@Eyebroooo greattt thanks for asking:)))

[@sayedabukhari6025]

Thank you so much sir, God Bless you...

[@skerpy8145]

Sir can you also get questions where two speed-time graphs cans intersect and you have to find the time that one object may reach their destination by relative to another object or something like that?

[@Jellybelly12345]

so there is quite a difference between speed and velocity time graphs, yes? i noticed how in speed graphs, when you work out the deceleration you minus the numbers, where as in the velocity graphs you don't.

[@quattrobabe]

velocity-time graphs are also called speed-time graphs.

[@coygooners11rapz29]

@@quattrobabe yeah but to work out the gradient of a velocity time graph you need to use a tangent, but with this you can just read of the graph. Also to find the distance of a velocity time graph you need to solve the area of multiple trapeziums whereas this is split into triangles and rectangles.

[@auvangeline]

am just confused the 'T' part what dose it do tho ?

[@MereAdmirer]

Isn't that the label for the x-axis? "t (s)" meaning "time (seconds)" T seconds is like saying that it's an unknown number, you don't know the value of T, algebra.

[@coumbaben7048]

Soo helpful!! Thank you soo much

[@maggiejohn9053]

I didn't understand... so many added numbers that are unexplained where they came from, but it helped though

[@nazeehahussain6419]

Thanks a lot😊

[@tanakahungwe8497]

Very helpful

[@PrinceKumar-cs7pw]

Thanks sir i am from India

[@ashh636]

omg tqsmm for teachinggg T-T i finally know how to do itt

[@matildatenkorang9566]

Thanks a ton

[@exearmouroplive3759]

Why is it changes to -5

[@Lizzyd789]

Revising for GCSE's😝 thx for the help

[@lucid_mido5311]

did you pass

[@chenainyanhira1799]

Thanks a lot

[@ximenagonzalez1488]

Thank uu

[@en5179]

why is it -5 2:08

[@tatendatafireyi7162]

because he was calculating deceleration so it has to be

[@lylabaroque4838]

acceleration is postivie, deceleration is in negative

[@isaaqceli119]

Thnk you

[@saaaadahmd]

thanks

[@ss15fn]

I don't get the metres per second squared part

[@suzanneclarke4449]

it's just the units for acceleration

[@labaikjokhio8718]

ah finally i got disss one :)))

[@shoaibniazi4547]

2:09 how what it 20

[@savithana1293]

75-55 You will get 20

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[@steve_lion8563]

you just confused me

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Me too

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