NM Sir ने बताया Centrifugal Force को समझने का आसान तरीका | JEE & NEET | Physics | NM Sir | Etoos

[@sridharsirphysics]

he is a real physics guru, hats off to you sir, for making kids to do experiment🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@krishnaghorai8146]

Yes, that is perfect education! Today need this away!

[@inshort5649]

That student- vacant d orbital 🤓 hats off 💪💪💪💪

[@physicsbynmsir]

Using 100 percent brains

[@nimasharma1611]

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[@atulsharma743]

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[@rohitpandey9391]

The concept " minimum velocity at the bottom of the circular path required to complete a circle" explains this magic. Because in initial trials the water cup fell down as the velocity at the bottom was less than minimum velocity. But in the final trial the cup began to complete the circle as the velocity at the bottom exceeded the minimum required velocity.

[@rahulvaidya1870]

Very good👍 explanation

[@musicwithshriyansh]

√5gl se Kam thi speed 🙂

[@sandeeptomar6234]

Very Excited experiment by Nm sir

[@positivevibes8161]

Nm sir has great teaching skills with no attitude

[@physicsbynmsir]

😀😀

[@arnavsingh2118]

Bete ye sab jhol h

[@sunny777ff4]

Every teacher is good if they are teaching good physics and if students are interested to study through those amazing teachers

[@Physics-Fitness]

The forces on glass are Normal force, gravity and static friction

[@mandarbhagvat4013]

Gravity fake....Always... Density.. Present

[@worldaround6520]

Weight got converted into centripetal force. Zor se ghumana hai bas velocity zyada hogi toh problem nahi hai weight ke ilawa string ka tension centripetal force provide kar dega sir ko hath jamaye rakhna hoga.

[@SravanKumar-fg4dw]

Superb explanation.

[@intzarkhan8812]

Sir aap mahan ho

[@jaishreeram7528]

Amazing sir.....hats off to you sir 🙌

[@amitkumar-wb3rl]

in this action inertia, force are involved but this action main reason is circular motion that motion create inertia to kept the cup with force if u don't move with forcefully the cup is fell down

[@worldaround6520]

Fugitive is an English word that is used for a person who is running away from the law. CentriFUGAL force tries to pull the string away from the centre - like running away. You have to pull an object towards centre when it is trying to move away to keep it rotating. For eg: Gravity pulls the object towards the centre of eart.

[@JAT.860]

gravity pulls the earth 😂😂

[@worldaround6520]

Mistake. Thanks. 🫡🫡🫡

[@worldaround6520]

Mistake. I will correct it. 🫡🫡🫡

[@JAT.860]

@@worldaround6520 appreciate ur acceptance

[@NakanoMikuwu]

Im a 10th grader so i may be wrong but at any point N=mg cosø+mv²/r, And the friction on the track(or plate) Mgsinø

[@Benzene42]

You are 11 grader

[@Bharatnews1981]

जब मैं चौथी कक्षा में पढ़ता था तब मैं ये प्रयोग करता था वर्ष 1988-89 में

[@selfstudygroup4644]

Bhai saheb bahut pehle karte the ......😢

[@Scrollwithanimals01]

Magar aap ye nhi jante the ki reason kya h

[@Bharatnews1981]

@@Scrollwithanimals01 मुझे तब भी पता था क्योंकि मेरे अध्यापक ने मुझे बताया था और तो और मेरे बड़े भाई बहन सब विज्ञान के विद्यार्थी थे समझे भाई और तो और आपने शायद मौत के कुएं का खेल भी देखा होगा उसमें भी यही नियम लागू होता है

[@manoj1827]

​​@@Scrollwithanimals01क्यों ये सीधा आकाश से पढ़ कर आए है? जितनी सुविधा और अच्छे नंबर का मौका तुम्हे मिल रहा उस समय ये नही मिलता था

[@NeoRen75]

​@@Bharatnews1981 जानकारी और ज्ञान मे अतंर होता है!

[@praveenpandey3874]

Nicely explained sir. Physics is a beautiful subject. Always attracts me. Anything when puts into circular motion, experiences two types of force, one towards the centre, which is centrifugal and the other equal and opposite centripetal force, which is directed outwards. Since both are equal in magnitude, they neutralize each other, which keeps glass and water inside it fixed at one position (as the net external force acting on it is zero). This is the reason why earth is in motion round the sun.

[@physicsbynmsir]

Wrong..

[@RiteshKumar-qc9qk]

Wrong

[@vishadpandey6905]

Wrong

[@rishikeshkumar4955]

The common misconception is that the two forces(centripetal and centrifugal) balance each other. Still, it should be noted that the centrifugal force is a pseudo force which is a consequence of considering motion from a rotating frame.

[@arindamsinha6723]

There are two components of acceleration one towards the centre and the other, tangential. And by Newton's 2nd law, Net Force exists along the direction where acceleration is non-zero( in easy words ) Abhi socho kidhar hoga Force !

[@fahad12358]

Frame of reference me baith kar total. Force ko balance krdo. N= centrifuge force krdo...... According to MR sir. .....

[@physicsbynmsir]

Correct.

[@Prasad-be3wt]

the equivalence of normal and centrifugal force helped the glass to stay in position

[@udaybhan3698]

Centrifugal is totally hypothetical and wrong concept it's centripetal force

[@physicsbynmsir]

Wrong.

[@SHAMSHERA-]

@@udaybhan3698 So what ? Since we are observing it from a non-inertial frame there is no problem in assuming it

[@udaybhan3698]

@@SHAMSHERA- it's just a jugaad for solving problems not a real force so how can u write it balances normal it's totally incorrect and sir also commented that is it wrong

[@shreejan2513]

@@udaybhan3698 than what is the right concept in this experiment

[@trialtestingok]

Bucket with water is also good concept

[@nandansabharwal139]

first bencher hone ke nuksaan

[@debasishsaha3004]

Nice education technique, from Bangladesh

[@venkatbabu186]

Wave resonance. The first you don't and the second you have. Modulation keeps it going.

[@vandematram4776]

Woww just amezing.... Bytheway what is centripetal force?? Same like this?

[@nickharrison3748]

force that throws things outward in circular motion

[@NeeyatiTak]

Centrepetal force koi actual force nhi hota h ye sirf samjhne k liye naam de Diya h ki jis force k karan cheeze ghumri h wo centrepetal h but actually me wo ya toh normal force , tension force, gravitational, electrostatics force ,spring force inhi 5 fundamental forces me se kisike Karan ghoom rha gota h

[@Truthlover4ever]

It's the inertia helped the glass to prevent it from falling

[@shantanuwankhede9541]

Are u 100% sure that inertia is the only reason behind this??

[@Truthlover4ever]

@@shantanuwankhede9541 let me know if you thinks of any other possibility

[@OnlyIrfanAnsari]

1:30 Riks ❌ Risk ✅

[@nj_149]

Abe baburao ka dialogue hai chomu

[@GauravBisht-o4u]

Your a great teacher in physics

[@TheRealChad.]

2:23 that "F**k😵" killed me😂😂😂😂

[@sarthak4636]

that was hilarious🤣🤣 Lucky student teacher acha tha wrna lg jaane the😂😅

[@apurvapriyadarshi1]

Sir tension and centrifugal force se voh cup uss block se nhi gira aur na hi usme ka pani..

[@indiasanimefanbase9854]

at the end was conservation of angular momentum

[@sureshrawat5821]

Great 👍

[@deveshkumaragrawal3953]

Sb chhodo, Ramlal ko baithao vaha pe, Vo lagayga uske baad Centrifugal force outward direction me😂😂😂😂😂

[@sayardutta8120]

very nice demonstration

[@EtoosEducation]

Glad you liked it

[@prasantkushwaha4664]

Normal+centripetal force

[@abhisharma24866]

You are magician

[@physicsbynmsir]

😃😃😃

[@anilpal5947]

Excellent

[@intzarkhan8812]

Thank you sir

[@viveksinghchauhanbikingsin1425]

Ok. What if you revolve it horizontally..... The glass may fall down.. Because the centrifugal force is horizontal and gravity is vertical force.. Glass can still stuck due to friction. But two forces at 90 degree will not counter each other.

[@VSSVHK]

May be weight counter with friction

[@viveksinghchauhanbikingsin1425]

@@VSSVHK up to some limit only. But centrifugal force will do it's work eventually.

[@VSSVHK]

@@viveksinghchauhanbikingsin1425 yes but if body moves with constant speed centrifugal force balances normal reaction

[@viveksinghchauhanbikingsin1425]

@@VSSVHK which reaction. Centrifugal force will let the object thrown away if velocity or weight of object increases.

[@harshverma785]

I don't know sir whether I am right but I think if we wil rotate this system horizontally then the cardboard would rotate with some angular velocity(omega)as the glass here placed on the surface of the cardboard it would also rotate with same angular velocity(omega) so the Normal force between cardboard and glass which is acting towards the centre would provide necessary centripetal force and also there would be some force of friction acting upward(between glass and cardboard) which would balance the mg(glass's weight) which would be acting downward if we put all the thing and do some calculations then we would get an angular velocity (omega) that would be the minimum speed at which the system should be rotated to keep the glass from falling in horizontal case That omega would be Omega = ✓(g/mu×r) Where mu is coefficient of static friction And r is the distance of system's(glass along with cardboard) geometric centre and the whole system Thankyou Harsh verma🙂

[@LAYIRP]

According to Newton's third law of motion,"every action has equal and opposite reaction" it means there are couple force i.e. centripetal and centrifugal which get neutralized and the force are in opposite directionnto each other

[@physicsbynmsir]

No...

[@muzzaferdar436]

No

[@akj212971]

What kind of physics you reach?

[@akj212971]

First understand Newton's 3rd law

[@LAYIRP]

Man physics is all about learning the concept thank you for correcting me

[@deshwali6795]

The thing which I liked os the Gentleman is concerned about wastage of water also.

[@PtkDramas441]

Omg it's Amazing zigzig ✨

[@ayushsinha1298]

Wow 🥳❤❤

[@physicsbynmsir]

😀😀

[@rahulkumargupta9474]

Well done sir 💯

[@pramodkulkarni3747]

Tusi great guru ho ji salutes

[@amitsingh-bc5tq]

Critical velocity

[@medavaramjitamitra8120]

Respected Teacher, I am not a science student, but apart from centrifugal force, there must be center of gravity, which is pulling inside the circle. Thanks🙏

[@suryanshpratap1511]

Not at all! There's no such concept of centre of gravity! Centripetal force is there, or in pseudo frame it's centrifugal!

[@ProfitHacks23]

Sir is actually giving velocity more than √5gr so the cup is not falling along with water

[@tuhin9607]

With respect to accelerate frame the object experience centrifugal force that's why the the gravitational force and centrifugal force

[@physicsbynmsir]

There are other forces as well along with Inertia.

[@vikashbabuprajapati8029]

Good example Sir ❤❤❤❤

[@intzarkhan8812]

Jabardast sir

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Supre sir..... ❤❤❤

[@Mohammad.faizan.professional]

Physics is a very interesting subject

[@hindustaninaveen2283]

बहुत सही

[@rudraprasadpadhi5594]

When centriptal force increase in. Centrifugal force

[@pallavimishra007]

Great 🙏🙏

[@editzspecial6170]

Sir plz concept bhi samjha Diya karo 🙏🙏🙏

[@EtoosEducation]

Dear student, Kindly check the description.

[@devila_a4403]

sir my answer two force are centripetal or centrifugal force .

[@sinchanofficial2.054]

Nice teaching sir

[@pranavbiraris3426]

Its just name's to our experiences

[@shashi19pathshala]

Ultimate

[@KushalSuman88]

Net force of mg and normal is equal to the centripetal force (mv2/r)

[@akshaymahendrakar4172]

Sir looks like Anant Ambaani...🎉

[@Premium_Youtube_User]

Abe uske sirr pe baal hai

[@Amantheparadise]

Vacant d orbital

[@mdsirajhaque3767]

It's Also known as critical velocity am i right or wrong sir please tell me

[@mdsirajhaque3767]

√r×g

[@Thesciencefunda04]

Super sir ji❤

[@oneinall9254]

Insted of calling NM sir, also we can call him *joule sir*

[@physicsbynmsir]

Ye kaise?

[@shreejan2513]

@@physicsbynmsir sir Newton metre(NM) is also called joule😀

[@avishekghosh4144]

Kahani glass badh ki.... Maha papi ke anth ki🤣

[@physicsbynmsir]

??

[@avishekghosh4144]

@@physicsbynmsir sir centrifugal force ko samjha ne keliye... Glass par itna torture kiye... Mai ne socha glass koi mahapapi dust hai... Aur sir koi daibiya Avatar hain... Jo use uski papo se mukti dilana chate hai 🤣

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[@D.RClasses]

Centrifugal force lag rha hai sir Pani me bahar ki aur isiliye gilas ka paani nhi gir rha hai ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FunandlearnwithDhairya]

is he same teacher of isac coaching or different ??

[@vanshpreet-su4yl]

This is a force which is acting radially inwards.

[@drrajababunavudu3325]

Great

[@businessdeal9829]

Centripetal force and tension

[@gurmitsingh3608]

Riks???

[@kuoliebizokuotsu5671]

Here's the science behind it: When something is spinning, it naturally wants to keep going in a straight line. But if you tie it to a string or rotate it in a circle, it's forced to change direction and move in a circular path. This change in direction creates a force that feels like it's pushing things outward, away from the center of the circle. So, when you're spinning a cup with water, the water inside wants to keep going in a straight line, but because the cup is spinning, it gets pulled towards the outer edge of the cup. If the cup is spun just right, the water stays inside because the force pushing it outward (centrifugal force) is balanced by other forces, like gravity and the cup's shape.

[@abhishekys5219]

Bro is the pseudoforce due to inertia?

[@Affan_04]

Centripetal force is due to tension in string. Centrifugal force is due to which force?

[@MujtabaSirPhysics]

Its pseudo force , in order to explain Newton 3rd law

[@akj212971]

Centrifugal force is not force then how to visualise it ....

[@AboutinstrumentationOnly]

Very good sir

[@mansoorahmad1264]

Mast

[@Ajaytiwari-cb2yc]

Which force???

[@ghanshyamgautam7703]

It is happen due to moment of interia

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

Imagination is real - Neville Goddard

[@physicsbynmsir]

Haha

[@saini1056]

Nm sir is same person name nms sir??

[@aashish.chandra]

Vacant D-Orbital wala mast tha.

[@ShrutiKumari-pp4ru]

Sir hamare liye Kya centrifugal force…ham to initial observer h hame to centrifugal nhi infact hame centripetal dikhega but water ki observation se dekhe to centrifugal dikhega….bcz wo Khud rotate kr rha h or ek rotating observer centripetal force nhi dekh skta

[@smartthundergamer3314]

Riks ,+ risk🎉

[@TechyMage]

For glass as a system, inertia and normal

[@PixelTopper]

Centrifugal force pushes the body, to the outer side, resulting in 0 waste of water.

[@ManmeetSingh-wg3te]

Written in the video title but anyways according to an observer watching from screen ,Centripetal force and tension

[@physicsbynmsir]

Yes.. and the frame of the cup is Centrifugal.

[@ashishsankalp8512]

Accha centripetal force should act inwards n ...which force is balancing

[@KushalSuman88]

​@@ashishsankalp8512 normal and mg

[@Studybrain890]

Ye bachpan me bahut kiya hai gaav me jab yaha padhne aaye to pata chala ham science experiment kar rahe hai 😂😂😂

[@naushadumar4233]

What is riks?

[@anaspirant6554]

Risk

[@nitinrawat7581]

All teachers should change their teaching techniques like this.

[@akhiltandon558]

Centrifugal force

[@rajatjain1697]

well done :)

[@yashaade2322]

Pseudo force caused by centripetal acceleration which is also known as centrifugal force.

[@AkashPatel-ze3ye]

Best sir

[@naveensingh5787]

when we are travelling in a curved road in a vehicele , we feel that we might fall outward, which is nothing but a centrifugal force , but then why it is called a pseudo force

[@maksoodalamalam5270]

Mast sir kya padhte hai aap mast I like physics mera fev.... Sub. Hai

[@OppoDxb-q8s]

Keya reason hai sir is ka ,ye tu water ko ghirna chahi ❤❤❤

[@akshay_chaudhary]

is he same as neel mani sir of isaac education

[@AdityaSharma-jz9gh]

Centripetal force due to normal-mg ka component

[@allrounder_jayy]

Kyunki uski velocity root 5 gr se jyada hai isilye cup nahi gira pelevelocity root 5 gr se kam thi that's the reason guys