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Kinematics In One Dimension - 1 Hour 52 Minutes
🕑 Added 2022-12-30 16:35:38 +0000 UTCPDF Worksheet: https://bit.ly/3WM9Wyo
Comments
Aaron
cuz v value is changing constantly, a≠0; so you gotta use another formula to incorporate the change of v values
Shohbaxt Ahmedov
Why cannot we use 'd=vt' to find distance in exercise 2?
Hector Garcia
Yes please, 2 dimensional
~obsessedwithphsyicssssss~
I would also appreciate that
Jacob Bart
did he ever post a 2 dimension video? cant seem to find it
miguel garcia
Yes, I also agree. It would be very helpful.
muriel meier
yes, that would be great
Pasquale Leone
Can you please do motion in 2 dimensions and 3, including vectors?
Aris ArisS
i would like to note at 1:35:11 the correct average velocity is 28 m/s similar to V(3)
