❖ Static and Kinetic Friction ❖

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You are awesome dude! Glad you're still posting. You've helped millions

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Hello Patrick!
Thanks for the work you're doing. It's amazing to see how you help me to have a better understanding of what I have learnt in class. Congrats and thanks a lot.

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I love you, Patrick.
This video was very informative. It answered all the questions that came to my mind.

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The way you explained it was very clear, thank you.

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This format khan academy style is way better

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You have helped me graduate in maths, thank you so much and YOU ARE THE BEST

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Thanks from a chess fan!

[@donegal79]

at 2.10 ish its better not to say " equal and opposite forces" as this is often a "stand-in" term for use of newton's 3rd law. These forces are not an action-reaction pair....they happen to be "equal" and "opposite" as f net in vertical direction = 0

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This helps so much!!!

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Please tell me how to create videos like this ???

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Did you wrote Calculus For Dummies? I found that book with your name on it. Says you're the author.

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what? i never wrote that!

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What is that software that allows to write so precisely as if you were writing on a sheet of paper?

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i think jacob mentions how me makes these in the comments in the first or second video in the physics playlist

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You’re about 5 years too late, not in ap physics anymore...
Jk good video

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If you can't show us how did work out the coefficient, you're wasting time and you know that.