How overthinking causes silly mistakes | JEE Adv problem

[@unmesh_40]

As a marathi , i can feel you while you when you hesitate during hindi
Never let yourself down
You are making progress
Expecting more such sessions

[@iitq27]

Earned a new subscriber bhai. Keep up with the great conceptual content!

[@dustyrider5065]

It is good that you realised it soon. Accepting your mistakes is a sign of progress. Keep it up. God bless you.

[@yashvardhantodmal3232]

Looks like you are not progressing in yours. So God bless you.

[@krushnamali6183]

sir are you marathi? your accent is very similiar

[@greatIndia-21st]

Great quote at the beginning of the video!

[@ADITYA-u5v1v]

This would be more easy if
1. Take lower stepup of mass m and 2m [4m1m2/(m1 + m2)]
And lower system effective mass would be 8m/3 and you can check options 1,2,3
For last it is written
a2 - a1 = a1 - a3 rearrange it
2a1 = a2 + a3 => a1 =
(a2 + a3)/2 this is taught in 1st pointer in constraint motion so it is correct
Short solution😅

[@Productiveprabal]

he already said that, watch the whole video. he taught to take the question from basics, not with already having a concept

[@Cutestar6757]

In the equation where you add the aclrtn to get (a3 +a2=2a ) you missed 2 ,I suppose

[@shauryagupta3644]

Sir so just to confirm, in the previous video, was the last part about the 'physics of causal effects' right or wrong?

[@SiddhavHegade]

That is actually true. I didn't make that up 😄. You can see it on the internet ' causality ' usually used in the philosophy of physics. Often in the foundations of quantum mechanics. It was just not right the way I brought up in this problem.

[@shauryagupta3644]

@@SiddhavHegade Ah okay sir, thank you for clearing this up.

[@AkshayYadav-pv7tp]

Bhaiyya kuch samajme to nahi aa Raha par sunne me accha lag raha he

[@Dhruv45124]

Thank you, i loved your teaching.

[@truth2]

Are brother it's ok man ! Matlab haam to aapke hu family ke hay overthinking kahe ko kaarna ❤.. vai aap bohat achche ho , mein haar video dekhta hu aapke ❤
I am a Jee 2025 aspirant, in 12th currently, gonna crack jee advanced 2025 🔥 if I crack, you will that's your success because I am studying from you. We are Bros, aren't we ?

[@SiddhavHegade]

Yes, Wish you all the best!

[@Devi-g8n]

Thank u so much bhaiya ... I also had the SAME misconception and confusion, thank u so much for this video

[@Ayush-yj5qv]

I believe jee adv is big game of luck at times kyunki jisne ek option kiya hoga voh bhi sahi kr gaya aur joh sab kuch check kr rha hoga shayad voh panick ho gya

[@mathsloverprashant9109]

Now that's what we need

[@mrph_batman2421]

Can totally relate with you

[@AnujParoha]

Very 👍

[@jewett425]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Physics is quite different from math and chemistry. In chemistry and math, there are rules . Once you learn those rules, you will master the subject. But in physics, there are new systems every new day.
Like charge, force, discrete, continuous, field, field due to single, dipole, group, potential etc.

[@marshallmanz123]

I think this is a constraint motion problem made complicated by the math involved.
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[@notahaterzz]

Bro your voice is dope yrr
Mujhe toh mja hi aa gya bro ❤❤

[@MesertJima-fu1uo]

Can u please make videos in English

[@Guitar_With_Prabhat847]

Bhyi literally maza aa gya aapka 💓🚶🏻. You earned a sub🥰

[@kshitijff3162]

Quality teaching brother ❤

[@sanaldahatkar9264]

Thanks for this video, got a nice revision

[@parthsoni4687]

Great🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@newtonsbackyard]

Glad to be your 501 subscriber

[@RishiManjunath]

Subscribed! Amazing explanation