Net Force Physics Problems, Frictional Force, Acceleration, Newton's Laws of Motion,

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1. thx for the vid helps alot

2. Broo the way this kid says 40 he says 14dyyyyyy

3. I understand this but i just dont know when and how to use the formula

   You really exerted plenty of effort here. Even though I am still 11 years old, I now have a little information about this. Thank you The Organic Chemistry Tutor

4. I know it's just a practice problem, but I'm trying to imagine a 5kg box getting dragged on the ground for over 3km in a span of 15 seconds

5. "A student is pushing a table to the right with a force of 100N, another student is person is pushing the table to the left with a force of 100N. What is the net force?"
   please help!!!!

6. Why can't I rewrite the expression in the first problem as: f-F? Does the greater force always go first?

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8. Your 2nd problem has a math error. You said 350*cos(30) is 303.1, it is actually around 54…What am I doing wrong?

9. That box is moving 3 km in 15 seconds? That's insane

10. Thank you!

11. Who gotta exam tmr 👎🏾

12. y cant teachers be like this guy

13. My physics teacher has a hard time teaching in english so its not easy to understand this subject with her. I feel thankful for you

14. Why cant I understand this

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16. just a question about number 2, the force of 350 N at an angle of 30 degrees is enough force to lift the box from the ground, so the acceleration should have a horizontal and vertical component; am I missing something?

17. for the acceleration of the second problem you divided the newton by 12 kg, wouldnt you have to convert the kg to 120 newtons? Just asking, kind of confused.

18. How did you get the displacement in the second problem?

19. Every time v. Is zero ?

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23. Newton's Second Law of Motion needs a slight correction since they did not know about cubing a number in Newton's era we can assume that this may have been overlooked. As such F=ma^2 is a natural correction that can be easily proofed through calculation, formulation, and experimentation. This correction is 33% more accurate if you do not accept it proof it yourself.

24. I don't know if you will see this but @6:33 can you please tell me what the net force would be because I worked it out but I am not sure if I am right.

25. Magic Formula

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26. Thanks it really help me in my quiz <3

27. Thanks, this may actually help me on my physics exam tomorrow!

28. okay man…… my brain can't understand the acceleration and the speed, i can only understand the fnet thingy. why is Science so hard?😭

29. kilogram with uppercase K? It's kg and under an exam assessment, Kg will annoy the reviewer.

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31. I still don’t understand love that

32. Thanks so much I am going to have a test tomorrow and I finally understand now. I want to give a noble prize to you ❤🙏👏

33. Thank youuu

34. @The Organic Chemistry Tutor Can anyone explain to me where and why the 1/2 comes in the formula d = v0t +1/2 at^2 ? Where does the half come from and why?

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35. I just learned more in this 12 min video then I did in 5 55 min lessons at school wtf you just saved my life

36. WHY CAN'T I UNDERSTAND PHYSICS!!???! Great video BUT MY BRAIN IS TOO DUMB TO COMPREHEND ANY OF THIS

37. If it happen on smooth horizontal surface?, no friction, how to calculate??

38. I have no idea what is going on

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