Motion in a Straight Line: Crash Course Physics #1

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hello, I´m trying to understand how the accelaration at the end of the video is 5 m/s^2
if someone could share detailed how so solve it that would be great

Hi! question tho how did you get 122m as the position? is it just given from the problem or we have to solve for it? thanks!

Can you guys make a video explaining all dimensions? Really cool to see one

Yesss 🏃🏃🏃

is this for ks3 ?

Im more confused

such a informative vidio
i love nature
i love the laws of physics
i love the laws of God
i love the the phenomenon which are naturally occuring
i am teacher of physics
i want to work in NASA too

have u ever considered to be a teacher

Couldn't believe this was 7 years ago not becoz the great teaching but becoz the worlds' education system doesn't seem to chage even when worlds' tech changing every day
Why the heck a programmer need physics chemistry and calculus of maths for programming

I am literally oppenheimer

HELLOW CLASMATES!! :)

Acceleration is not very well explained. But otherwise love the video! 😊

Learning physics is not a BOHR

Here's to people watching this for fun :D

these videos are so helpful，thank you！

Is going to North Dakota necessary for learning this?

Is there a video on "angular motion " ?

Ugh bad course

Is the v in v = v0 + at being the ending velocity rather than the average velocity?

JOE JOE UNDERSTAND

Dr. Shini Somara, amazing teacher! Congrats!

Thanks for the videos and your passion in each explanation!

I can't understand the latest can anyone tell me pleased

this video has encouraged me to completely give up on trying to learn physics and fail my finals

Ty I love your video

i must be some dumb i was literally flabbergasted from all the information

Am I seriously supposed to understand this

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Or we can just view the CCTV

omg this is amazing

Anyone here able to help me out how we get 35 m/s at the second equation in the end of the video?

“Buffing is like wax…” “movement is buff”

Wax (works) like a leaf 😊

It is too much for a kid to start with!!

Holy Moly, I am going to have to re-watch this many many times. I am starting to get it though...I think.

I guess that's what windows are for.

Exaggerated Explanation

I genuinely do not understand how she got x=122m. Did she just make it up? Did I miss something?? I don't understand where that value came from

This video explained better than my prof did in 3hrs class lol

i took nothing away from this

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Wouldn't you then get done for having a broken speed monitor?

I'm not sure I understand how we got to 5 m/s in the end? Can someone please explain and write out the solution? Thanks

Me: A 12th grader taking advanced math and physics
Also me: Hmm yes, let's review 8th grade material for fun

Thank you for these videos, I'm taking physics this spring semester and prepping with a few videos so I feel a bit more prepared :) In the meantime... A ticket for a million dollars??? Goodness!

Thanks for this. I tend to misunderstand velocity and acceleration often.