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Class 11 Physics (India): Adding & subtracting vectors

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Sal shows how to add vectors by adding their components, then explains the intuition behind adding vectors using a graph. Class 11 Physics …

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Chemistry: Titration of a weak acid with a strong base

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Calculating the pH for titration of acetic acid with strong base NaOH before adding any base and at half-equivalence point. Chemistry Did y…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Anomalous expansion of water

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Why does ice float on water? You may already know that ice is less dense than water, but why? Usually, solids are denser than liquids. In t…

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Physics: Lorentz transformation derivation part 3

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Finishing our Lorentz transformation derivation for t'. Physics Learn about the basic principles that govern the physical world around us. …

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Physics: How much electrolyte does a single cell need?

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Observation: when we pull our cell out of the electrolyte it still causes a deflection, which increases when pressure is applied. How could…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Graphically adding & subtracting vectors

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Build intuition behind adding and subtracting vectors visually and the "head-to-tail" method. Class 11 Physics (India) Let's learn, practic…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Charles's law

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Class 11 Physics (India) Let's learn, practice, and master topics of class 11 physics (NCERT) starting with kinematics and then moving to d…

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Class 12 Physics (India): Simplifying resistor networks

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A systematic approach to simplify a complicated resistor network by looking for series and parallel resistor patterns. Class 12 Physics (In…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Constructive and Destructive interference

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In this video David explains what constructive and destructive interference means as well as how path length differences and pi shifts affe…

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Physics: Calculating neutral velocity

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Let's now do the math to calculate the equal speed at which both A and B could be traveling away from a "neutral" observer. Physics Learn a…

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Physics: Question 5: 2015 AP Physics 1 free response

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Fundamental frequencies (first harmonics) of strings. Physics Learn about the basic principles that govern the physical world around us. So…

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Physics: AP Physics 1 review of 2D motion and vectors

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In this video David quickly explains each 2D motion concept and does a quick example problem for each concept. Keep an eye on the scroll to…

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Class 10 Physics (India): Laws of reflection

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In this video, we will explore what diffused (scattered) & specular (regular) reflections are, and also learn the rules governing the refle…

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Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi: Balanced and unbalanced forces (Hindi)

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A primer on identifying balanced and unbalanced forces. Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi To help students who prefer to learn by watching H…

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Class 12 Physics (India): Intro to semiconductors

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Why are we obsessed with semiconductors? All our computers and digital devices are made from semiconductors. But what is so special about t…