Transverse Waves on a String Problems

[@davidliu3463]

My prof started this topic directly with some crazy calculus, this video explains in such a smooth way

[@GoatDizzy]

Can I ask if u in University?

[@davidliu3463]

@@GoatDizzy yeh this is undergrates first year content

[@advicemaluka1395]

This just save myself from all the chapters i had to read right now im studying in bed

[@PhysicsNinja]

You’ve got this! Good luck

[@bbbb-jf7qm]

​@@PhysicsNinja thank you sir

[@TheWayOfThought]

first love your content I'm 14 and trying to learn physics i've been watching a lot of your videos

[@nir9670]

you're not supposed to learn that sorta stuff at 14, but if you can handle it then gj.

[@davidliu3463]

This isnt gonna help yr schoolwork by any. You will forget all this by the time u enters college. Why not spend this time to practice some actual highschool physics?

[@ABAREDIZ]

stop the cap

[@dawoodibrahim6757]

Such a great and smooth explanation ❤ keep it up

[@MargoTheNerd]

FYI - At the beginning, you wrote frequency as 2π/omega instead of the other way around

[@yeecheng1052]

Really helped me!! THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤❤

[@paulo2share]

Nice lecture. Thanks.

[@andrewkachedwa3164]

Thanks for saving me from coming exams

[@diyoptics1387]

7:01 if ω=2πf then f=ω/2π, not 2π/ω I don't get it

[@sandeepkarmalkar7209]

@ 10.45 how does omega comes out.

[@JessyP-u6q]

Sir
I wonder how many evening colleges are attending in year 2024 ....
Physics for 14 years ?
Civil engineering sir

[@deniseadams4121]

SOS, Speed of Sound,
343/3hz=114+ @ 68°f/23°c,
& 360°/π=114+.?

[@cappmasters7253]

SIR WHY YOU ASSUME THAT THE VELOCITY IS 7.1 IN PROBLEM NO.1 AND WHY YOU Y FUNCTION IS IN TERM OF SINE INSTEAD OF COSINE BCZ MY BOOKS SHOW ME COSINE ?

[@SathvikVicky]

You differentiate the y-function in order to calculate the vertical velocity...by differentiating sin you will get cos

[@susanjere4566]

Thanks

[@mthokomthiloh2267]

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