This is probs my last vid I'll watch from your channel so I guess I wanna say tysm you actually saved my GCSE's and helped me understand topics I once thought were extremely complex. ❤
I disliked it because this isn’t how physics works. Momentum is actually, in truth, how much force is on an object carried with the help of the flat earth, it’s flat shape makes the ball go to the right. I hope this opens your eyes to the truth.
As I was having online classes recently, I was lacking in one my favourite subjects which would be physics. But then I came across your channel and mashallah it's very helpful and easy to understand.
Thanks for all the support with these videos, sat the final science paper today and a momentum question came up which I wouldn't have smashed without your help!
If you’d like to practise what's covered in this video, check out the lesson on the Cognito platform - cognitoedu.org/coursesubtopic/p2-gcse-aqa-h-t_3.11. The platform’s totally free, and has been built to make learning and revision as easy as possible. The main features are: - Lessons organised by topic, only the lessons relevant to your specific exam board and tier are shown. - Automatic progress tracking. Progress bars tell you what you’re doing well at, and what you need to spend some time on. - Practise quizzes so you can test your knowledge. You can quiz yourself on any combination of topics you like. - A huge number of fully-hinted questions that take you step-by-step through some of the trickiest calculations & concepts. - A comprehensive bank of past exam papers, organised both by year, and also by topic. Amadeus & Tom
Back to online learning, my exam is actually cancelled, but I'm still trying to push myself to secure the best grades I can - this lesson is helping me understand momentum better after a confusing fast teams lesson about it the other day, thank you !!
it might be too specific for me to ask this but how is the velocity 4.4 instead 4.2 at 3:48, i get there is a chance of like simply rounding it but dont understand how and why?
i learn things very slowly but after watching this video i completely understood the topic! thank youu so much defo gonna watch more of these and i just subscribed!!
Hi Armor - we cover the huge majority of igcse material, however there are a couple things we didn’t include so please do check your specification/school text book to make sure you’re aware of those other little bits :) good luck with all your work!
Great vid, but I thought it was just 'p' used to represent momentum, with rho representing density. I searched this up and I cant find momentum represented by rho anywhere?
This isn't in my syllabus, and also I'm not in 9th or 10th, this should be waaaay out of my grasp, but you explained it so well...I might even surpass my own class....
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OH MY GOD THANK YOU, i was having PTSD from this topic but you explained it better than my teacher in 7 minutes. Liked and subscribed, keep up the good work.
I watched it to review this topic, and this is great!! Even I understood the part I couldn't get before 1:08 If question says 'A goes to right and B goes to left', is one object's velocity should be negative value?
The gun moves backward to balance out the momentum of the fired bullet. The momentum of the recoiling gun is equal to the momentum of the bullet moving forward. The momentum of the recoil will be negative and momentum of the bullet will be positive. Hence, the total product must be 0.
how did u say that the total momentum before=total momentum after, but in the gun and bullet example the total momentum of them after the action was not 0 ??? somebody explain please
Hi hope its not too late to answer your question, but since the objects were both stationary before the event, their total momentum was 0. This means after the collision their TOTAL momentum must be 0, since the bullet moves forward its momentum was positive 0.6, the gun must move backwards so its momentum was -0.6 to show its the opposite direction. When you do -0.6 + 0.6, it equals zero in total. Remember the total momentum must be 0 (if objects were stationary), this does not mean each of their momentums are zero, it can just add up to zero.
Ik this comment is old but - you aren’t exactly subtracting it from both 2v and from 0.6, it’s a simple equation just like in maths. You have to solve it and find v, so you take away 0.6 from both sides. 2v + 0.6 take away 0.6 is just 2v. And then the other side is 0-0.6 = -0.6
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This is probs my last vid I'll watch from your channel so I guess I wanna say tysm you actually saved my GCSE's and helped me understand topics I once thought were extremely complex. ❤
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I disliked it because this isn’t how physics works.
Momentum is actually, in truth, how much force is on an object carried with the help of the flat earth, it’s flat shape makes the ball go to the right.
I hope this opens your eyes to the truth.
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As I was having online classes recently, I was lacking in one my favourite subjects which would be physics. But then I came across your channel and mashallah it's very helpful and easy to understand.
Glad we could help!
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Thanks for all the support with these videos, sat the final science paper today and a momentum question came up which I wouldn't have smashed without your help!
If you’d like to practise what's covered in this video, check out the lesson on the Cognito platform - cognitoedu.org/coursesubtopic/p2-gcse-aqa-h-t_3.11. The platform’s totally free, and has been built to make learning and revision as easy as possible. The main features are:
- Lessons organised by topic, only the lessons relevant to your specific exam board and tier are shown.
- Automatic progress tracking. Progress bars tell you what you’re doing well at, and what you need to spend some time on.
- Practise quizzes so you can test your knowledge. You can quiz yourself on any combination of topics you like.
- A huge number of fully-hinted questions that take you step-by-step through some of the trickiest calculations & concepts.
- A comprehensive bank of past exam papers, organised both by year, and also by topic.
Amadeus & Tom
Ur vid is so good it was featured in my physics homework!
once again so helpful! THANK YOU
Back to online learning, my exam is actually cancelled, but I'm still trying to push myself to secure the best grades I can - this lesson is helping me understand momentum better after a confusing fast teams lesson about it the other day, thank you !!
Many ppl wouldn't study if ur exams are cancelled lol 🙃
ig thats always the case
At first, I thought it's gonna be another hard topic. But with this, it change everything. Thanks man!
Yay, glad the video helped! 🙌
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wouldn't the final velocity for the first example be 4.2 m/s instead of 4.4 m/s ?
Yes! I got that too. Does anyone know the answer?
24000÷5700=4.2 that what i got too
1 year later and i still have no clue why its 4.4 in the video rather than 4.2
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great video sir however for the shared velocity of the elephant and the car i got 4.2m/s not 4.4m/s
yeah me too
yeah i got 4.2 as well, must have been a small error in calcuation.
Explained better than a teacher could ever!
it might be too specific for me to ask this but how is the velocity 4.4 instead 4.2 at 3:48, i get there is a chance of like simply rounding it but dont understand how and why?
Ya he made a mistake, anyway good luck for tomorrow bro :)
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Yes finally someone watching this while i am also good job at spotting mistake it happens
@@krakengamer1106 yh i just didnt see anyone comment on it so thought i might be wrong
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we need a 45 min lesson when we can understand in 7 min
How long until part 2? Good video btw
Only a day to go! 🥳
i learn things very slowly but after watching this video i completely understood the topic! thank youu so much defo gonna watch more of these and i just subscribed!!
Ah thank you so much, great to have you as a sub 😊
Thanks sir, you have helped me ace my exams love from Pakistan
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This is sooo helpful.Yuo made me understand momentum in just 7 minutes,while ma teacher failed to make me understand in an hour and 30 minutes.
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do your videos cover the spec for the igcse edexcel coarse because I want to make notes of your videos
Hi Armor - we cover the huge majority of igcse material, however there are a couple things we didn’t include so please do check your specification/school text book to make sure you’re aware of those other little bits :) good luck with all your work!
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Great vid, but I thought it was just 'p' used to represent momentum, with rho representing density. I searched this up and I cant find momentum represented by rho anywhere?
Thank you 😊 ❤ for this master peice because i do not lose my 6 marks in physics exam🎉😊
This isn't in my syllabus, and also I'm not in 9th or 10th, this should be waaaay out of my grasp, but you explained it so well...I might even surpass my own class....
That's great, glad you're finding the videos simple 👍
Gr8 job! Thank you for providing such detailed and precise information.
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really great to hear you understand it now 😊 glad we could help!
Hey, can you please tell me how you make the videos? like what software, because the graphics are awesome.
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We can also use the formula m1 x v1 =m2 x v2
Thanks for Ur explanation! I understand well
Thanks for another clear and concise video.
So according to my understanding in 4:40,it means that the gun dont just carried away with the bullet so its momentum is 0,like that?
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I have a question the m/s it is 4.21 why you wrote don’t 4.4 m/s
I do understand the concept but the questions that come in the Igcse paper are confusing
Can u PLSSS solve one
Thanks for the video, It’s Great having it so simply explained
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this vid explains something in 7 mins what my teacher could not explain in 2 hrs
I watched it to review this topic, and this is great!! Even I understood the part I couldn't get before
1:08 If question says 'A goes to right and B goes to left', is one object's velocity should be negative value?
Yea because when moving to the right it is positive so the opposite side is negative
Very nicely explained. Would request for more topics to be taken up.
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4:26 why do the total of momentum after is zero even though the gun is moving backwards due to the momentum?
The gun moves backward to balance out the momentum of the fired bullet. The momentum of the recoiling gun is equal to the momentum of the bullet moving forward. The momentum of the recoil will be negative and momentum of the bullet will be positive. Hence, the total product must be 0.
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I have a question. Why should the gun be a zero? Is it permanent or it depends on the problem?
Idk
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Nice explanation only now I understand why when fired the rifle recoils back
Better than my Teacher l like it
ok but where do u see dinosaurs colliding with cars?
probably a physics exam tbh
It's just an example
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how did u say that the total momentum before=total momentum after, but in the gun and bullet example the total momentum of them after the action was not 0 ??? somebody explain please
Hi hope its not too late to answer your question, but since the objects were both stationary before the event, their total momentum was 0. This means after the collision their TOTAL momentum must be 0, since the bullet moves forward its momentum was positive 0.6, the gun must move backwards so its momentum was -0.6 to show its the opposite direction. When you do -0.6 + 0.6, it equals zero in total. Remember the total momentum must be 0 (if objects were stationary), this does not mean each of their momentums are zero, it can just add up to zero.
2:25 bro could you tell me why 30000 is subtracted from 54000, although both collided together
Its like this:
54000 + (-30000)
as 30000 is negative, and plus and minus becomes minus, that's why it becomes:
54000 - -30000 = 24000
wouldn't the gun be 1.95kg? considering the bullet just escaped it
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How many bullets does the gun have though?
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But if we subtract 0.6 from both 2v and 0.6 how is that -0.6? Isn’t it 1.4 and 0?
Ik this comment is old but - you aren’t exactly subtracting it from both 2v and from 0.6, it’s a simple equation just like in maths. You have to solve it and find v, so you take away 0.6 from both sides. 2v + 0.6 take away 0.6 is just 2v. And then the other side is 0-0.6 = -0.6
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