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WOW I am seriously going to cry. I've been studying for the MCAT and could not understand standing waves for the life of me, but you just made this crystal clear. The voices were saying verbatim what the little voice in my head was saying lol THANK YOU!
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Wholly Cats. You have made amazing content. I am in a Hearing Science class and your videos are incredibly helpful. I must suggest these to my instructor and to fellow students for easy understanding. Thank you.
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I love you and your lectures a lot! thanks to your efforts that we are able to get such a high quality education of physics by you. I believe that surely you are a scientist because the real demonstrations of all these things i had never seen in my bookish life of physics but you teach us experimentally which only a scientist can do. a lots of love...........................thanks
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@Layarion Thank you Layarion. I make similar corrections when I see people apply incorrect usage of "your", "you're", "there", "their", and "they're". I must have typed really fast and had a brain fart when I was making this message.
I hope I catch you on this comment Mr. P, I love your videos so much, you helped me pass my test today after I’ve been struggling with the subjects of WPE and Momentum, I haven’t stopped watching them and at this point it’s pretty much like a Netflix Binge except I’m learning, I love your videos!
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For the first time I can see that the interference between the wave and its reflection creates the standing wave and the frequency has to be specific (the phases) for it to form.
Thank you for the video, especially the part in the beginning. I have looked through so many videos on the topic and yours is pretty much the only good one, so I will use yours in class. I just found it by accident since the search did not show it. May I suggest you also add the term "wave reflection" to it?
Glad you found my videos! I did add "wave reflection" as a keyword, however, in my experience as a creator, the keywords do not help overmuch. Also, the words "wave" and "reflection" are already in the description and keywords.
Note to self: - at 5:30: "Neither of those waves exists *by themselves*" - that doesn't mean those waves don't exist, it just means that they can't be observed as waves going forward or backward, they can only be observed as standing waves. - this is because, when the wave generator is set at high enough frequency (i.e. such that there is the opportunity for forward travelling waves to interfere with backward travelling waves), every point in the forward travelling wave and backward travelling wave will add up either constructively or destructively.
I really love this video i think it is the best stationary video on youtube. I only have a quick question. One of the ends doesn't seem fixed as it was vibrating with the vibrate. Why it is still called both ends are fixed
Thanks for the kudos. You are correct that it isn't quite fixed, however, it is nearly fixed. I talk about that here: www.flippingphysics.com/standing-wave-impossible.html
Ok can somebody please start a freggin video about What a Standing Wave is by actually explaining WTF a standing wave is? Is there a lying down wave? A sideways wave? How about starting with a definition of what you are going to build upon first? I'm still going to give you a thumbs up cuz of all the stuff I learned about different types of standing waves, even though I still dont have a clue WTF a standing wave is.
Because I actually explain and demonstrate WTF a standing wave is, I think the issue is one of lack of background knowledge. Please watch: www.flippingphysics.com/waves.html www.flippingphysics.com/wave-superposition.html
I realize now why my physics teacher loves you so much
I gotta ask. Why?
Flipping Physics cuz your videos are an amazing way to learn a lot and it’s easy to learn and interesting, you’re a good teacher, and your videos are fun and cool
@@sirsploob7942 One heck of a compliment. Thanks!
@@FlippingPhysics cuz you do their work for them in an on-demand video and they don't even have to give you a paycheck.
I may be in higher level classes now, but I love these videos and always learn something
What a great compliment. Thanks!
Best explanation on standing waves out there. So thankful for your clear, demo-filled lessons! My students and I appreciate you.
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WOW I am seriously going to cry. I've been studying for the MCAT and could not understand standing waves for the life of me, but you just made this crystal clear. The voices were saying verbatim what the little voice in my head was saying lol THANK YOU!
This is lovely. Thank you for letting me know. Makes me happy.
This is one of the best videos I found on UA-cam. It's so GREATTTT !!!!! Knowledge becomes detailed and easy to understand. From the bottom of my heart, I give you my deepest thanks.
You are absolutely welcome!
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Happy to hear that!
@@FlippingPhysics thanks a lot...teachers are just teaching it with words ...we require such animation to increase our visualising power
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Wholly Cats. You have made amazing content. I am in a Hearing Science class and your videos are incredibly helpful. I must suggest these to my instructor and to fellow students for easy understanding. Thank you.
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Best standing wave video I've seen. Well done, sir!
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Best explanation on standing wave
Quite enlightening,
Also I'm amazed how well a geek scientist can communicate so clearly, thks.
This is one of the best explanation of standing waves. Thank you for your generosity sir.
thanks this vidio helped me alot to understand about standing waves and imagin of this waves thanks again😊
You're welcome 😊
I love you and your lectures a lot! thanks to your efforts that we are able to get such a high quality education of physics by you.
I believe that surely you are a scientist because the real demonstrations of all these things i had never seen in my bookish life of physics but you teach us experimentally which only a scientist can do.
a lots of love...........................thanks
Thanks for the love.
Very happy to be able to help you learn.
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Ferd,
"you're" is short for "you are". "You are teaching is the best." is not right.
"your teaching is the best." is. which is exactly like saying "FlippingPhysics's teaching is the best"
@Layarion Thank you Layarion. I make similar corrections when I see people apply incorrect usage of "your", "you're", "there", "their", and "they're". I must have typed really fast and had a brain fart when I was making this message.
Oh, my God! NOW I understand what exactly the standing waves are!!!
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dude thank you makes it so much easier to understand, my physics teacher is having a hard teaching waves through virtual classes xd
I hope I catch you on this comment Mr. P, I love your videos so much, you helped me pass my test today after I’ve been struggling with the subjects of WPE and Momentum, I haven’t stopped watching them and at this point it’s pretty much like a Netflix Binge except I’m learning, I love your videos!
Wow. Wonderful to know I have been able to help you learn. Keep on binging!
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I finally understood this topic,thanks a lot.
Thanks bro, the animation really helped me understand standing waves. I was really having difficulty understanding this concept.
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Glad you think so!
Nice job on adding the free end to this video! Excellent work as always Mr.P. !
Thanks. I figured it was worth updating. Do not know why I missed doing it that way in the first place. Oh well!
Omg! So these are standing waves?! So cool 👍
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Thank you so much bro. You are helping students very much. I am from india and preparing for medical entrance NEET exam. I was finding it difficult to understand this concept but you just made it clear with your knowledge and super animations. Thanks again keep making awesome videos like this. God bless you...
Thanks for the love and best of luck on the NEET!
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For the first time I can see that the interference between the wave and its reflection creates the standing wave and the frequency has to be specific (the phases) for it to form.
This is a brilliant video. Thanks a ton!
Fun and insightful vid!! Thanks a mil, now my understanding is much clearer!
Thank you for the video, especially the part in the beginning. I have looked through so many videos on the topic and yours is pretty much the only good one, so I will use yours in class. I just found it by accident since the search did not show it. May I suggest you also add the term "wave reflection" to it?
Glad you found my videos! I did add "wave reflection" as a keyword, however, in my experience as a creator, the keywords do not help overmuch. Also, the words "wave" and "reflection" are already in the description and keywords.
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Note to self:
- at 5:30: "Neither of those waves exists *by themselves*" - that doesn't mean those waves don't exist, it just means that they can't be observed as waves going forward or backward, they can only be observed as standing waves.
- this is because, when the wave generator is set at high enough frequency (i.e. such that there is the opportunity for forward travelling waves to interfere with backward travelling waves), every point in the forward travelling wave and backward travelling wave will add up either constructively or destructively.
The display on the signal generator is a light emitting diode (LED) display not a liquid crystal display (LCD).
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I really love this video i think it is the best stationary video on youtube. I only have a quick question. One of the ends doesn't seem fixed as it was vibrating with the vibrate. Why it is still called both ends are fixed
Thanks for the kudos. You are correct that it isn't quite fixed, however, it is nearly fixed. I talk about that here: www.flippingphysics.com/standing-wave-impossible.html
Briljant video's. 'Thanks, a Dutch collegae.
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Ok can somebody please start a freggin video about What a Standing Wave is by actually explaining WTF a standing wave is? Is there a lying down wave? A sideways wave? How about starting with a definition of what you are going to build upon first? I'm still going to give you a thumbs up cuz of all the stuff I learned about different types of standing waves, even though I still dont have a clue WTF a standing wave is.
Because I actually explain and demonstrate WTF a standing wave is, I think the issue is one of lack of background knowledge. Please watch:
www.flippingphysics.com/waves.html
www.flippingphysics.com/wave-superposition.html