Superposition of Oscillations : Lissajous Figures

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[@saurabh_chowrasia]

Thank you for such an amazing lecture.

[@arash4232]

Hi,the shape is wrong at 19:30 because at x=0 y must be equal to a2. You must choose a rectangle instead of square to plot the example. Regards.

[@aakashdewangan7313]

thanks prof for lecture :)

[@ambarishphysics]

CHECK OUT MY ORIGINAL CHALLENGE ON LISSAJOUS FIGURES (SHM SUPERPOSITION) HERE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5qpp3SKZb9osK8

[@surajpurohit467]

Doubt in the figure of ellipse at 19:24

[@rkp023]

Yes.The diagram he made is wrong.

[@domgesh392]

Yes👍

[@akshaypatil5053]

A simple drawing mistake, that's all.

[@hisekdnkw]

How ? Please explain

[@arkodasgupta0412]

@@hisekdnkw the minor axis should have endpoints (0, a2) and (0, -a2)