Forces - Free Formula Sheet: bit.ly/4duMv3W Physics PDF Worksheets: www.video-tutor.net/physics-basic-introduction.html Full-Length Videos & Exams: www.patreon.com/MathScienceTutor/collections Next Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJOvmqWHqrlsq7c
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@iconic4104 жыл бұрын
Timestamps for the lesson: 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - Newton's 1st Law 2:59 - Newton's 2nd Law 3:47 - Unit Conversion(Newtons and lbs) 4:56 - Weight and Mass 8:26 - Newton's 3rd Law 16:57 - Normal Force 21:12 - Tension Force 31:54 - More on Newton's 3rd Law 33:58 - Net Force in different directions 54:43 - More on Tension Force 1:14:11 - Normal Force on Multiple Objects 1:24:39 - Static and Kinetic Friction 1:38:48 - Inclined Planes 1:56:47 - Pulley Systems 2:19:15 - Pulley Systems on Inclined Planes Great video, man!
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To be fair, physics is the same whether ur in middle school or college level.
@davidmarji97474 жыл бұрын
@@zachlol9701 what do you mean the same as 8th grade physics? This is ap physics 1 level dynamics. It might cover the same concepts but the questions are much more difficult.
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This channel has taught me more than my AP Physics teacher ever will
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This was taught in grade 10 but it is taught again in first year college
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@@AllMustJump Sure but are you really able to comprehend the concepts if you’re watching it that quick?
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@@harshitgupta6856 If there’s a point in video that I didn’t take in a concept well then I just replay that part again at normal speed.
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@joshwalsh72976 жыл бұрын
@Sumit Singal Shanks In my opinion the parallelogram theorem is only good when learning how to understand components and how they work to solve an answer. Once you have that basic understanding then you can simply find the components and solve the problem. He has videos describing the parallelogram in his kinematics playlist if you need to use it.
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Same problem
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i can relate
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Yeah, I just made one
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@juliuspulido59808 ай бұрын
00:02 Newton's first law of motion states that an object will remain at rest or in motion unless acted on by a force. 02:34 Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist changes in motion. 07:59 Understanding Newton's third law of motion 10:37 Mass affects acceleration and movement in simple harmonic oscillators 15:25 Newton's third law in practical situations 17:41 Normal force is a contact force equal to weight force. 21:56 Calculating the net force in the y direction. 24:08 Understanding the relationship between tension, weight force, and normal force. 28:27 Net force is tension minus the weight force. 30:50 Objects experience different efforts when accelerating upwards and downwards. 35:11 Calculating the magnitude of the net force using vectors 37:12 Using trigonometric functions to calculate force direction and magnitude. 42:14 Net force magnitude is about 291 newtons 44:48 Calculating force components and angle using trigonometry 49:53 Calculating resultant force and angle for a triangle in quadrant three 52:13 Calculating reference angle using inverse tangent 57:21 Net force for a 20kg object is 40 newtons, with 60N force to the right and 20N tension force to the left. 59:38 Calculating tension forces in a system with multiple objects. 1:04:07 Understanding tension forces in harmonic oscillators 1:06:26 Finding equilibrium in a simple harmonic oscillator 1:11:15 Calculating tension forces in a system using trigonometry 1:13:57 Solving for t1 and t2 using equations 1:18:17 Calculation of forces and net acceleration in a system of blocks 1:20:40 Interactions of forces between objects in a system 1:25:35 Understanding kinetic and static friction on surfaces 1:27:57 Understanding kinetic and static friction forces in relation to applied force 1:32:01 Static friction prevents motion until a threshold force is applied. 1:33:54 Determining acceleration with applied force and friction 1:38:38 Force and forces on an incline 1:41:04 Explanation of normal force and gravitational force components on an incline 1:45:49 Acceleration due to friction can be calculated using μk and g 1:48:10 Calculating frictional forces on a block on an incline 1:53:18 Determining the minimum angle for a box to begin sliding 1:55:52 Using inverse tangent to find critical angle and analyzing net acceleration of a system without friction 2:00:40 Calculating tension forces and examining impact of friction on system dynamics. 2:03:07 Friction opposes motion and has a maximum value of 40 newtons 2:07:45 Understanding net forces and tension in simple harmonic oscillators 2:09:57 Understanding tension forces and accelerations in different scenarios. 2:14:22 Understanding net force and tension force in harmonic oscillators 2:16:44 Understanding net force and its direction in simple harmonic oscillators 2:21:11 Calculating the net force and tension force in a simple harmonic oscillator system 2:23:41 Understanding forces on objects in equilibrium 2:28:53 Calculating static friction force for a block on an incline with friction. 2:31:05 Discussion on tension force and static friction in a simple harmonic oscillator. 2:35:25 The tension force and frictional force balance out the weight force to keep the system at rest. 2:37:37 Calculation of static and kinetic frictional forces 2:42:32 Calculating the net forces and acceleration for an object on an inclined plane. 2:45:32 Calculating tension force and net force for a 40 kilogram block Crafted by Merlin AI.
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btw no hyperbole here, but def the best educational (key word educational, not to be confused with edutainment...al?) channel on youtube! i do have one question though for anyone who cares to answer. how come the acceleration associated with the weight force is not affected when an object is raised or lowered?
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Thanks.
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@TheOrganicChemistryTutor8 жыл бұрын
You're very welcome
@nihrantzbunreth94246 жыл бұрын
The Organic Chemistry Tutor sir can you do more physic .all physic formular from grade 10 to 12 . Please. I need this understanding for engineering scholarship...
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You should win some award, or something. The way you break it down is like, i can't even explain it.
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Hello Mr Donʼt you have videos on Structural Analysis: Shear Force Diagrams, Bending moment Diagrams, Deflections of beams, Method of sections of finding internal forces and More? Please...
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The video is great, but I recommend anyone watching to watch at 1.5x speed
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Why? Isn't that too fast?
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Came here because of statics of rigid bodies. Im not fond of physics actually and I desperately need a tutorial which I can understand easily unlike books. Im just grateful this channel exists. Thanks a lot bro.
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can't let that gang know i watched the entire thing 😭
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Greatest explanation I've ever heard. Kudos to you man, thank you very much.
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This video is fantastic ! would be nicer if you label the time when each topic are^_^
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marco cheng agreed but still awesome vid
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@feuddesigns6586 Жыл бұрын
Dude, you are a life saver. Brilliant at what you do. Thank you very much
@jordabox4 жыл бұрын
I hate pulleys
@beautyandbrains16955 жыл бұрын
Helping me kick butt in AP Physics 1 this year. I need to impress my teacher in the class so that he will allow me to self study for AP Physics C