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Physics - Basic Introduction - Full 1 Hour 42 Min Video
🕑 Added 2022-12-30 17:19:17 +0000 UTCThis video provides a basic introduction into physics.
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Logos59
Yes. You're correct.
Logos59
Hello elizma bergh. I expect my answer clear this question. I am using the asterisk (*) to represent multiplication. The answer is m.s squared because the unit of measurement called Newton is: kg * m.s squared; so like in Algebra if you have a variable, unit of measurement or the so-called "like therms" multiplying and dividing in the same fraction, these cancel each other. So Newton/kg = (kg * m.s squared)/kg = m.s squared.
elizma bergh
Hi, at 53:23 where it is 80 N / 10 kg, why is the answer in m.s squared, how to convert Newton/kg to m/s squared
elizma bergh
hi, at 37:43 , for the scenario, am I correct in saying that the velocity is decreasing but the object is speeding up going down because acceleration and velocity have the same sign going down
BOLAT DOSBOLATOV
What is the point of this joint video, if they are not accompanied with exercises?
BOLAT DOSBOLATOV
Is there any worksheet for these?
elizma bergh
is there a formula for calculating the maximum height
elizma bergh
hi, is it common practice to assume the initial velocity is the throwing the ball up speed, because technically the ball is still in the persons hands , or am I being to analytic now :-)
Yazeed Seraj
Hi everyone
lilybell Zhang
i have the question is Does the gravity is always negative whenever the direction is up or down?
Bandar AlMutairi
Hello, I am a member of this channel, and still videos are not working
Debolina Sen Kunda
True
Christian Gabriel Surla
True\
Jewel Bency
It'd be nice if this video was divided into sections like the free one on YouTube. Having checkpoints is motivating.
