Physics Lecture Chapter 7: Work and Kinetic Energy

[@Ajtheweird1]

Just found your channel today and it's really great! I'm taking an online summer class and there's no lectures or videos, it's just all book learning (specifically this book) which is pretty tough for me personally. Having a summary over the chapter helps immensely so thank you for taking the time to make these videos!

[@DotPhysics]

I'm glad it's useful!

[@hardlinewinter8040]

Quite possibly one of the best videos I've seen for physics. The content is presented in a really easy way to understand and translates well for my testbook (Serway Jewett). The atmosphere is overlooked I think as well, just the brightness of the video and the enthusiam makes it much easier to focus and learn. Thank you for the video!

[@DotPhysics]

oh, awesome. Glad you liked it!

[@wallyfm123]

Nice, I’m also using Serway physics for engineers lol

[@haroldfinch582]

I have a classical mechanics exam in 4 days so these videos are helpful revision, thank you

[@DotPhysics]

glad you found them useful. If you are in classical mechanics, you might find this playlist useful also - kzbin.info/aero/PLWFlMBumSLSbZvcPMA0nH60x1ebX4XSqB

[@haroldfinch582]

@@DotPhysics thank you I have Classical/matter and thermodynamics exam then after that it’s onto proper physics, quantum, math II, physics of the universe and fields and waves I’m so excited to be on the way to physicist… please don’t stop making videos on all this topics you are so helpful

[@SgMaxii]

really useful video for my class ! hope it helps me understand better. Thank you

[@abidapollo]

Thank you teacher❤

[@SgMaxii]

It would be really useful if you put problems using the same formulas. It would help for a better understanding

[@reiley100]

What is your website?

[@DotPhysics]

What kind of website are you looking for? I have a bunch of stuff at rhettallain.com I also write for wired at www.wired.com/author/rhett-allain

[@grahamflowers]

There is no kinetic energy in a moving mass there is force MV squared kinetic energy is the energy of consistent work from a consistent force regards Graham Flowers

[@fizixx]

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