Maximum horizontal range for a particle projected from a tower | Kinematics

[@HemantKumar-kb3ry]

Good concept 😊

[@IntelliPlayz]

Great concept sir ❤

[@Studyninza]

Good concept sir.

[@HamidOumimoune-sb6zq]

very interesting work, but I have a question : is L=(U+V)/T an average position vector. I try to follow all your videos despite the fact that I dont Inderstand Hindi.

[@PhysicsEducator]

Position vector in uniformly accelerated motion can be written as L=(u+v)/2T. You have missed the factor '2'.

[@PhysicsEducator]

If you put v=u+at in this relation then it will convert in to ut+1/2at^2

[@HamidOumimoune-sb6zq]

Thanks a lot for your clarification.

[@harigaming3432]

Sir I have a suggestion for you from the students side just create a path, pave the way Start from the very basics not just teach the theory give one situation pull off a 15 illustrations out of it and make it crystal clear, keep uploading videos ordered and organized, Start a track in physics like mechanics or electricity start from the basic give 15 sub questions for one question make it crystal clear then go to next topic and the next one explain the concept through theory instead of examples Hope you may understand my intention sir Thank you sir

[@PhysicsEducator]

I do understand your suggestion. However I am a JEE physics teacher and I do not get sufficient time due to personal and professional obligations. You can find videos from playlist in some good order. Yet what you are suggesting requires full time dedicated video making.

[@harigaming3432]

@@PhysicsEducator Ok sir Thank you sir

[@Studyninza]

Great idea.