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@@vyasedificationcentripetal force is real and acts towards the center of rotation, while centrifugal force is not a real force but rather an apparent outward force experienced in a rotating reference frame.
@@AlexandreLucianoCarneiroPerusi Proof helps establish fact or a truth. To posit god just because something is unexplainable isn't proof. You can substitute god for any other thing in that circumstance and it holds just as much weight.
@@goblin4714 regardless of education and your qualifications and competency with the theory, not everyone is able to put things into practice, or even think to put some things into practice in some situations
I really wish I could find some applied physics course with such examples and experiments, I think it'd be a whole lot easier and more interesting to learn.
@@Voice_of_History1 thank you. I'm only seeing the flying circus of physics? I'm guessing that's the one right? Edit; 4 quid used online. Thank you. Another edit; is this where monty pythons flying circus came from? (The name)
this isn't a warehouse, it's more than likely a large bulk outlet, you can see loose bottles for sale with price tags below, there isn't supposed to be water there, it was probably an accident
its logistics, we are only permitted to work smart :) PS: its really nasty when beverages fall over, cleaning that up is a big mess usually especially when its glass
@@PratimDingal stop worshipping science. It is not God, he gave us the ability to problem solve. Moreover you have no idea if this gentleman took physics courses.
Centripetal force is real and acts towards the center of rotation, while centrifugal force is not a real force but rather an apparent outward force experienced in a rotating reference frame.
Then how centrifugal mechines are created?!! And why we study about centrifugal force which is much more differs from gravitational force and using its principle in many type of centrifugation?
Those who dont understand. When he spins water in a circular direction it pushes water in the tangential direction and by placing container in that direction the water gets collected
@@OGTennyson Centrifugal force isn't a real force. This is just inertia as it pertains to an object with a force being applied on it from a constantly changing angle.
@@OGTennyson There's basically contact and non-contact forces (plus a few other things like centripedal force). Non-contact forces are generally fundamental forces, like magnetic or gravitational force. Contact forces include something called normal force, as well as frictional force, drag force, spring force, and what you are seeing here is applied force. Centrifugal force isn't real. It's actually just applied force when applied from a harmonically changing direction. The reason the water moves outward is due to the inertia from the application of the applied force.
@@aadisankararun8633no that force doesn’t exist. When an object is moving in a circular motion there exists a force pushing it inwards as well as tangentially. When the force pushing inwards disappears the object will tend to move in the direction of the tangent of the circle it was originally moving in instead of outwards. Simple physics
Exactly! I've worked with plenty of really smart people with whole degrees and everything who don't know how to do basic things, like sweeping and mopping
No. You don't need education for this. You may not know about centrifugal force and simply move in a straight line to spread this puddle over a larger area, the effect is the same. It will even require less effort than dancing with a mop and dustpan.
I’d be mad if I finished college just to mop the floor at Walmart, have someone film you doing tricks that simply requires common sense, and get comments preaching about education lmao. Not that what you’re saying is false, but this is such a bad video to make an example out of.
Education wont teach you the knowledge how to do that. You might can explain why it works and give it a name but thats 100% skills mixed with a smart man
My school's never taught anything half this useful. Even learning English was mostly my own. The education system is necessary but it really teaches you very little useful life skills. Oh boy I know how to do advanced math. But they never taught me a single way to clean, cook, do taxes, how to do jobs or even how to apply for jobs.
But it's not being pushed towards the center...it's being pushed outward. Hence the dustpan being on the outer edge of the circle being made by the motion of the pushbroom
It is not centrifugal force actually it is centripetal force as we are observing in ground frame .😮.centrifugal force is a pseudo force which is assumed by observer in accelerated frame.
well in this case the video is talking about the water flying outwards as it tries to continue moving in a straight line when no longer forced to change its direction thus ending up in the bucket, that's inertia.
@@louthinatorthe broom initially pushes the water towards a center, before turning, which forces the water on a curved path. It is indeed centripetal force
@@KeleoProdactually it Is true, that what people commonly call centrifugal force is technically mislabeled, and centripetal force is the scientifically correct terminology. Very cool fun fact!
@@banditbuddies728 oh so close buddy! Centripetal force pulls objects TOWARDS THE CENTER! Centrifugal force isn't "real" because it's just a property of inertia not a new force. (Inertia being that objects moving in a direction want to keep moving in that direction). So the squeegee/mop thing is experiencing centripetal force but he's using inertia (simplified to centrifugal force) to move water into the container.
It's everywhere around u. U gotta picture the equations as they r happening around u. U see a car moving u can just estimate the cars mass (kg) and multiply by the cars acceleration(m/s²) and that gives u force(N) . That's how it a cliqued for me n I was a horrible student in college.
It more like an example of tangential acc when there is no centripetal force. So the water goes outwards hence this phenomenon can be seen . BTW centrifugal is not a real force but a pseudo force only to explain for non inertial frames . Hope this helps some people ❤
Centrifugal force does exist that is Newton’s first law otherwise known as inertia. There is a tangential velocity with an CENTRIPETAL acceleration pointing towards the center. The water continues to move tangentially because there is nothing to obstruct its uniform motion.
yes yes and then u know the net torque acting upon the mass is 0 because energy is not conserved in a perfectly inelastic collsion. with this information, you can solve for the spring constant while the mass oscillates in simple harmonic motion and then use that to calculate the period of a pendulum.
Actually it is not Centrifugal Force, Centrifugal force only acts when there is an absence of Centripetal Force. This phenomena occurs due to the inertia of direction and motion.
It actually is centrifugal force...given the mopper is actually in the same circular force which makes the frame of reference in motion too and which is when centrifugal force acts as the net force has to be zero
@@adityaminaravi9898 Centrifugal force is a PSEUDO FORCE, which exists on PAPER only to balance Newton's 2nd law in non inertial frame Example of pseudo force. So if the frame of reference is an accelerating object (say a car) wrt to the object observed (say a person ), a pseudo force on the person will be required to balance the equation of Newton's 2nd law in the car's frame of reference. There is no force ( horizontal) exerted on this person. This pseudo force exists (on paper) because the acceleration depends on the frame of reference while the force does not. Force is a real physical quantity. It can be FELT. The reason water is flowing outwards (and into the mop) is due to the velocity of the water.
@@ahmadfaraz9279 exactly my point...because the end of then mop is in the circular frame of reference it exerts centrifugal force but because the water is not it experiences that force...hence the example is an application of centrifugal force
Centrifugal force doesn't actually exist in practicality. Just mathematical explanation. It'd be centripetal force. Even then this seems more like tangential forces i think?
@@bingoplayer3415exactly. An object tends to stay in motion. The object or water in this case wants to move outwards due to its tangential velocity and direction of motion but since the centripetal force is directed towards the center of its rotation, the object moves about rotationally. It’s like a car, your body wants to move outwards it is in motion towards a direction but the car is moving rotationally and so you feel like you’re moving outwards but actually moving with the car.
@user-db2ez3ix4t the centripetal force is the trash can acting against the tangential force the water experience from the mop. Without the centripetal force the water would continue flowing outward
Actually centripetal force describe the force the cause an object to maintain a orbital motion, so the arrow should be pointing inward, what u see is the force of the broom changes the velocity of water and since there is no centripetal force to maintain the orbital motion, the water move outward
@@deemo1775you are wrong. centripetal force does indeed act to pull the object into the origin of the circle but there is barely any centripetal force-- only friction. no centripetal force equals no centrifugal force because the water keeps expanding outwards until no more inertial force is being applied.
Centripetal force's vector is directed to the axis of rotation, the water moves away from the axis of rotation, therefore this is not an example of a centripetal force
Centrifugal force comes under the category of pseudoforce ie it's not actually present. The correct concept should be centripetal force that keeps the object in a circular oath even if it tends to leave it tangentially 👍🏻
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@@vyasedificationcentripetal force is real and acts towards the center of rotation, while centrifugal force is not a real force but rather an apparent outward force experienced in a rotating reference frame.
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Physics is one of those things that many people understand without even knowing what they understand about it.
Without even understanding what you wrote I still understood what you wrote
Many people like?? Because in my time in classrooms we all failed until we completed high school
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Proof helps establish fact or a truth. To posit god just because something is unexplainable isn't proof. You can substitute god for any other thing in that circumstance and it holds just as much weight.
@@AlexandreLucianoCarneiroPerusiso you're a muslim? ❤
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Man with Experience degree is greater than man with engineering degree
Congrats! You'll be rewarded with more work
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@@priyadarshinibailur9466 who is commerce student?
The DEFINITION of 'work smarter, not harder'!!!
yeah, usually people say that about the dumbest of stuff but you're just right here
I mean, wouldn't the smartest thing be using the correct tools? Idk like using a pump or pushing the water to a drain?
@@dainodawg3160 a pump…? For water that isn’t even an inch deep? Yeah- like bro said. Work *_smarter,_* not just more expensive.
Working smarter would have been using that squeegee and pushed the water into the drain.
@fly1ngpapaya There is no way to know where, or even if, there is a floor drain...
These are the kind of skills you develop after you’re done going through the 7 stages of grief about your job.
Or if you pass a science class in a country with a real education system
@@goblin4714 I can confirm that the education system is not what does it, I use skills like these at my job despite having gone to school in the US.
@@goblin4714 regardless of education and your qualifications and competency with the theory, not everyone is able to put things into practice, or even think to put some things into practice in some situations
@@kawaranai9743 that's a failure in education. Examples and practice putting things into use in the real world are the most important part.
@@goblin4714yep because everyone who’s had science would do this exactly this way
It's called pride in your work no matter what you do few people have it anymore mostly cause they aren't being paid enough to care.
I really wish I could find some applied physics course with such examples and experiments, I think it'd be a whole lot easier and more interesting to learn.
Ye it would be great. I see these videos and instantly think, well ye obviously but I'd never think of it before seeing it
Right🥲
You can read book circus of physics it's full of applied physics
@@Voice_of_History1 thank you. I'm only seeing the flying circus of physics? I'm guessing that's the one right?
Edit; 4 quid used online. Thank you.
Another edit; is this where monty pythons flying circus came from? (The name)
Pretty much the class already if you have a knack. Its about knowing literally anything can and does happen from mass and gravity.
It actually called centripetal force and goes into the circle 👍
Finally, someone that knows pyhsics
Yeah, they use inertia, not centrifugal force 😅
I loved learning about centripetal acceleration. Changing inertia is fun!
My physics teacher once told our class if you see something and you think it’s centrifugal force it’s probably centripetal force”
yeah centrifugal force doesn't exist, i was hoping someone else noticed
Wiw thzt shows how much clear thinking logic and knowledge are so uncommon to people nowadays
Whaaaaaaat
😅😅😅🔥🔥🤟
Always a pleasure to watch a master at work.
Bro has a PhD in cleaning. That's a brilliant technique. 👌
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😂 Every people that complains that it is useless are usually the people who struggles in that subject and just trying to make themselves feel better.
@@rainbowhouse3427 Exactly 💯😂
Knowing how to do it and cleaning shiny are two different things, but I'm with you, that's just a man's thought
And still earns minimum wage 😂
It would be even more beautiful if the company would add drains around the warehouse to make their employees jobs easier and more efficient
this isn't a warehouse, it's more than likely a large bulk outlet, you can see loose bottles for sale with price tags below, there isn't supposed to be water there, it was probably an accident
@@FUBARGunpla i would like to introduce you to: the porters. You know, the guys who....mop.....with water....
Some of the spill aren't suppose to go into the drain, like if someone broke cleaning product
@@NoobieLandCitywhere do you think you dispose of household chemicals.
There’s this thing called spill magic. If you knew a single thing about warehouse jobs or grocery store jobs then you wouldn’t be making your comment
Never seen that technique beautifully done.
I love stuff like this. Physics is so fun, and it's really cool to see the various ways we can apply it.
the one thing dtudents cant be like "we wont need this in life!"
Smart work
Yes, it is smart work after completing our studying we have yo do this type of work and their we will apply the laws of physics,chemistry and etc.
@@PratimDingalгде я сейчас же пойду учиться туда и выполнять практику именно такого типа, где мне нужно местоположение я даже готов выйти из России
its logistics, we are only permitted to work smart :)
PS: its really nasty when beverages fall over, cleaning that up is a big mess usually especially when its glass
@@PratimDingal stop worshipping science. It is not God, he gave us the ability to problem solve. Moreover you have no idea if this gentleman took physics courses.
He's in excellent shape for a reason...hard work 💪🏿
No! he thinks about what he is doing.
@LibanoYoutmay God bless you with good health and a long life hard work is the backbone of a funtional and prosperous society
efficient work.
@LibanoYout Nothing in this video took any major strength or physical ability. Ergo, doing this is not the reason he is in shape
@@fsociety6983 Yo mad because he know he couldn't do this all day without breaking a sweat unlike us 🗿
Very well learned technique to make the job easier
Centripetal force is real and acts towards the center of rotation, while centrifugal force is not a real force but rather an apparent outward force experienced in a rotating reference frame.
Both are not actual force. They are just names for other forces... Kuch bhi likehga Kya 😂
Exactly! Centripetal force is actually the force here. So glad people know physics.
@@Nishan-p7rcentripetal actually exists and it's the name of the force with it's vector pointing to the center point of rotation
If the editor knew physics, he wouldn't be making edits right now..
Then how centrifugal mechines are created?!! And why we study about centrifugal force which is much more differs from gravitational force and using its principle in many type of centrifugation?
Those who dont understand.
When he spins water in a circular direction it pushes water in the tangential direction and by placing container in that direction the water gets collected
So centrifugal force acts tangential to the circle produced from rotation?
Its a radial force, not tangential
@@OGTennyson Centrifugal force isn't a real force. This is just inertia as it pertains to an object with a force being applied on it from a constantly changing angle.
@@alancode2147 why would you say it ain't a real force?
@@OGTennyson There's basically contact and non-contact forces (plus a few other things like centripedal force). Non-contact forces are generally fundamental forces, like magnetic or gravitational force. Contact forces include something called normal force, as well as frictional force, drag force, spring force, and what you are seeing here is applied force. Centrifugal force isn't real. It's actually just applied force when applied from a harmonically changing direction. The reason the water moves outward is due to the inertia from the application of the applied force.
When workers apply classical physics more than mechanical engineers
what?
They don't lol.
@@JAtoA ever seen a forklift driver at work? we definetly do, especially when drifting
Tbf, *_everyone_*__applies classical physics to _some_ degree 😅
@ivoryas1696 well we actually don't know it when we do
This man skill is just awesome keep real Sir.
He is carrying at least 3 - 4 kg of water with his left hand, with lever, EXTENDED FORWARD 3 FEET. That is real wrist strength. Kudos to this man.
Resting it on his forearm, pretty much all weight it distributed off the wrist
@@animarrowgaming1607 the second time he lifted it, the bar was only on his wrist.
@@animarrowgaming1607 Gaming.... OK. Carry on. No arguements.
Why do you seem so excited about something so basic and easy to do?
@@m_swizzy22 What is your problem? If you can do it as effortlessly, then upload a video and tag me.
There is no such thing as CENTRIFUGAL force. This is a great demonstration of CENTRIPETAL force
Top g.
Depends, centrifugal is the opposite force that pushes everything outside
@@aadisankararun8633no that force doesn’t exist. When an object is moving in a circular motion there exists a force pushing it inwards as well as tangentially. When the force pushing inwards disappears the object will tend to move in the direction of the tangent of the circle it was originally moving in instead of outwards. Simple physics
@@aadisankararun8633 Centrifugal force is really inertia. It's not a force at all.
@@user81069 Nothing counteracts the centripetal force. There was never a centrifugal force.
Knowing physics is one thing being skilled enough to apply it in work is wholly different level!!😎
Exactly! I've worked with plenty of really smart people with whole degrees and everything who don't know how to do basic things, like sweeping and mopping
Yeah the people who built that warehouse obviously wasn't on the right level😂
It's one thing to understand science and another to use it
Hard Work ❎
Smart work with physics ☑️
why it think he is a cleaner because of physics?😅 in a cocacola factory
Literally just learnt about centripetal force today and the teacher also showed us centrifugal force which we will learn in our later years of college
Centrifugal force is not a real force and just what you would feel because of the opposite directed centripetal force
You should definitely show this to the professor. Brownie points
@@issacpalmer4715 Haha great suggestion
@@DaveeeOnTop Centrifugal force is not real because the “force” can be described by the properties of inertia.
"Our later years" Dude is talking like he's taking a course on this singular topic
This is why education are important. It doesn't guarantee you get a jobs. But it sure help make it easier to understand and grow.
No. You don't need education for this. You may not know about centrifugal force and simply move in a straight line to spread this puddle over a larger area, the effect is the same. It will even require less effort than dancing with a mop and dustpan.
I’d be mad if I finished college just to mop the floor at Walmart, have someone film you doing tricks that simply requires common sense, and get comments preaching about education lmao.
Not that what you’re saying is false, but this is such a bad video to make an example out of.
You need.
Education gives you the brain for this. Even if you study math and not physics, problem solving is gained by training. @@Korj666
Education wont teach you the knowledge how to do that. You might can explain why it works and give it a name but thats 100% skills mixed with a smart man
My school's never taught anything half this useful. Even learning English was mostly my own. The education system is necessary but it really teaches you very little useful life skills.
Oh boy I know how to do advanced math. But they never taught me a single way to clean, cook, do taxes, how to do jobs or even how to apply for jobs.
Centrifugal force is actually the opposing force. This is centripetal force which "scoops" the water up
No, this is centrifugal force. If it were centripetal force it would go the opposite direction that of which toward the centre
@@solidsnakeXY810 yeah, centrifugal is outward, but centripetal is the inward force, the force that is scooping it up. The force of that bucket
Smart work using physics
A force acts on any object moving along a circle and it is directed toward the centre this is called centripetal force 😊😢
I was looking for this comment
But it's not being pushed towards the center...it's being pushed outward. Hence the dustpan being on the outer edge of the circle being made by the motion of the pushbroom
@@sonofchrist7256yeah that’s not a real force though. That’s just inertia
Yes you are right. But the force is acting away from the centre . So it is centrifugal force. And both these forces are inertial forces
It is not centrifugal force actually it is centripetal force as we are observing in ground frame .😮.centrifugal force is a pseudo force which is assumed by observer in accelerated frame.
Backbenchers always getting hit something incredible
Good definition centrifugal force .. circular outside froce or pseudo force
Skills has power 💪💪💪
That is actually centripetal force. It is the force that pushes the object closer to the centre.
well in this case the video is talking about the water flying outwards as it tries to continue moving in a straight line when no longer forced to change its direction thus ending up in the bucket, that's inertia.
@@louthinator in that case, inertia. There is no such thing as centeifugal force... only inertia
Yall can stop yapping bs... the video was correct. Quiit throwing ppl off knowledge.
@@louthinatorthe broom initially pushes the water towards a center, before turning, which forces the water on a curved path.
It is indeed centripetal force
@@KeleoProdactually it Is true, that what people commonly call centrifugal force is technically mislabeled, and centripetal force is the scientifically correct terminology.
Very cool fun fact!
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT !
Practice makes permanent, perfect practice makes perfect. If you do something wrong on repeat you're just really good at doing something wrong.
What’s amazing to me is that this store/warehouse has so many accidents that the staff become this innovative and skilled at cleaning up.
The beauty when you get to know that centrifugal force isnt even real.
I was gonna say...
But it is resultant of forces he applied
@@zebt7477 was just about to write This
its centripetal force anyways
@@6thlyt its not centripetal. Its still centrifugal.
When student plays with water too much,
They become the water bender.
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Be water my friend
The cleaner guy knows more physics than me 😢
That american education at work though
Cleaning doesn't makes u less of a person.
Centrifugal force isnt real, it would be centripetal force.
@@banditbuddies728 oh so close buddy! Centripetal force pulls objects TOWARDS THE CENTER! Centrifugal force isn't "real" because it's just a property of inertia not a new force. (Inertia being that objects moving in a direction want to keep moving in that direction). So the squeegee/mop thing is experiencing centripetal force but he's using inertia (simplified to centrifugal force) to move water into the container.
When you add the right person 🔥🔥
This video is highly recommended to watch for those who says that "where did I use this knowledge" 😂
The engineer when AI replaces us all 🤣🤣
When you are perfect in your work😮
Wow So Smart that he is working as a janitor. Hats off for this gentleman 🎉
When you wanna go home early on Friday! Thanks for the idea for something new to learn!! 🙏
F = mv²
and
F = mw²r
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One of the best example of centrifugal force
centrifugal force is not a real force
My guy this is actually centripetal force
@@miego1063 actually there is no centripetal force in this experiment
@@f1ix__876 ohhhh no tension or gravity, would friction not work in this case?
@@miego1063yeah but it's extremely minimal and probably should be disregarded.
Thx for giving me motivation of studying one more chapter of physics for my finals 🫠
For this reason we want to study science in school, but they don't teach us how to apply them in real life
It's everywhere around u. U gotta picture the equations as they r happening around u. U see a car moving u can just estimate the cars mass (kg) and multiply by the cars acceleration(m/s²) and that gives u force(N) . That's how it a cliqued for me n I was a horrible student in college.
Maturity when you learn the difference between experience vs education
Experience always beat education
It more like an example of tangential acc when there is no centripetal force. So the water goes outwards hence this phenomenon can be seen . BTW centrifugal is not a real force but a pseudo force only to explain for non inertial frames .
Hope this helps some people ❤
During school time we were taught. That centrifugal force is the reaction of centripetal force. later came to realise it was wrong
Came looking for the centripetal comment, thankyou!
That's right, dude. At least one person knows the real physics 🗿📈.
I am proud of you!
@@DerWahreBen Bro, don't praise someone for something you don't understand. His terminology is wrong.
@@thunderchain this is wrong and OP is 100% correct
It soothes the mind..🫡🫵🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Is it possible to learn this power?
Yep, jut gotta wake up occasionally during the physics class.
yeah,little padawan...
Not from a Commerce Guy
You need to be an avatar
You do the work first then you master the force. Kids today are taught the force first and expect can mastering the job.
its one thing knowing the physics that makes it work, its another being able to physically coordinate the actions to be able to pull it off
here it seems none of you knows physics as centrifugal force is completely out of place concept here
Thank you. As a kitchen handler, this knowledge will come very handy.
Work smart not hard 🤯
Or just get a mop?
@@novaking_1172u read my mind
The definition of "work smarter not harder".
You are seeing a master at work
Damn,😢i can't even get a cleaner job now
Learn centrifugal force
Excellent application
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Underrated comment fr
And Beautiful Experience Also 🤗
This man is perfect for this job.
This is why we have movies about janitors secretly being mathematical geniuses
They get a free education
& job as janitor
Centrifugal force does exist that is Newton’s first law otherwise known as inertia. There is a tangential velocity with an CENTRIPETAL acceleration pointing towards the center. The water continues to move tangentially because there is nothing to obstruct its uniform motion.
yes yes and then u know the net torque acting upon the mass is 0 because energy is not conserved in a perfectly inelastic collsion. with this information, you can solve for the spring constant while the mass oscillates in simple harmonic motion and then use that to calculate the period of a pendulum.
I haven't studied science after 10th but still know this trick
Big brain 😏😏
It is not a "Trick"
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Actually it is not Centrifugal Force, Centrifugal force only acts when there is an absence of Centripetal Force.
This phenomena occurs due to the inertia of direction and motion.
Centrifugal force never acts on anything....it is not a real force
It actually is centrifugal force...given the mopper is actually in the same circular force which makes the frame of reference in motion too and which is when centrifugal force acts as the net force has to be zero
@@adityaminaravi9898 Centrifugal force is a PSEUDO FORCE, which exists on PAPER only to balance Newton's 2nd law in non inertial frame
Example of pseudo force. So if the frame of reference is an accelerating object (say a car) wrt to the object observed (say a person ), a pseudo force on the person will be required to balance the equation of Newton's 2nd law in the car's frame of reference. There is no force ( horizontal) exerted on this person.
This pseudo force exists (on paper) because the acceleration depends on the frame of reference while the force does not.
Force is a real physical quantity. It can be FELT.
The reason water is flowing outwards (and into the mop) is due to the velocity of the water.
@@ahmadfaraz9279 exactly my point...because the end of then mop is in the circular frame of reference it exerts centrifugal force but because the water is not it experiences that force...hence the example is an application of centrifugal force
The tranfer of angular momentum to linear is called centripetal force, you are right
It also explains different between knowledge and experience
Centrifugal force doesn't actually exist in practicality. Just mathematical explanation. It'd be centripetal force. Even then this seems more like tangential forces i think?
Agreed
“Centrifugal force” is merely inertia
@@bingoplayer3415exactly. An object tends to stay in motion. The object or water in this case wants to move outwards due to its tangential velocity and direction of motion but since the centripetal force is directed towards the center of its rotation, the object moves about rotationally. It’s like a car, your body wants to move outwards it is in motion towards a direction but the car is moving rotationally and so you feel like you’re moving outwards but actually moving with the car.
there is no centripetal force in this example
@user-db2ez3ix4t the centripetal force is the trash can acting against the tangential force the water experience from the mop. Without the centripetal force the water would continue flowing outward
Beautiful display of physics! 🤓🤙
Not only that, it will impact monsoon, so less rains in mainland India
New theory was now adding in physics 😅😂
I always wondered how those dustpans work... Apparently they're supposed to dump the trash sideways??? Gotta try this out!
well when their so full its about the only way to dump it
You must be a 3 year old child rofl
@@Ephyum you must be an adult Regina George… immaturity isn’t cute.
And you wanna turn them to the right (clockwise) because most of their handles can screw on or off🫶
Physics is not subject of only reading , it will understand through daily practice.
My brain would unplug if I tried to do this
Уборщик: уровень БОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ😊😊😊👍
Actually centripetal force describe the force the cause an object to maintain a orbital motion, so the arrow should be pointing inward, what u see is the force of the broom changes the velocity of water and since there is no centripetal force to maintain the orbital motion, the water move outward
Centrifugal and centripetal are both different
This guy prolly tried to do some research but ended up searching the wrong force
@@deemo1775you are wrong. centripetal force does indeed act to pull the object into the origin of the circle but there is barely any centripetal force-- only friction. no centripetal force equals no centrifugal force because the water keeps expanding outwards until no more inertial force is being applied.
roj ek hi kaam karne se , we become perfect on that❤
it’s interesting because people use such a term and know exactly what it means, despite it being a “fictitious force”.
This man is not a worker, he is an artist.
Bro doesn't touch the physics book in his life but he just applied the originality of physics 😊
So effortlessly ❤❤❤
someone please teach this man about mops.
The man can still finish with a mop after he just cleared 98% of the water with a squeegee and dustpan in under 60 seconds (video was sped up).
@@fpsgames8188, it's close to normal speed.
The mop is a downgrade tbh
a mop and a squeegee are used in two different situations, thats like saying use a washcloth when you get out of the shower
Why? Using a mop would be so much slower!
And they said you don't need to learn science unless youre gonna be a scientist.
We use science all around us 👌
When we were sleeping bro was studying physics 😂
That is smart person
You hear that term of some mechanical parts, and now you see what it means!
So. This is a reminder for all the science students that if they don't study now, then they will have to understand it this way 😂
Actually there's no such thing as centrifugal force. That's called centripetal force.
Centripetal force's vector is directed to the axis of rotation, the water moves away from the axis of rotation, therefore this is not an example of a centripetal force
Centrifugal force comes under the category of pseudoforce ie it's not actually present.
The correct concept should be centripetal force that keeps the object in a circular oath even if it tends to leave it tangentially 👍🏻
When the science teacher becomes the cleaner 😂😂😂
itna science parhne ka baad pohncha hi lagana hai to hum unparh bhale😅😅😂😂
Bro knows physics well ❤️🩹
Work smarter, not harder! ❤
It must flood in that place very often for this to be such a practiced movement