@@FlippingPhysics Omega and fi are constant so they come out of derivative and then it is time that is left? Then time and fi get vanished. Please walk me through; I am just the beginner in calculus!!
Is there another video you have on angular frequency? I am confused.. Is it just the normal frequency, but instead of 1 cycle, it’s 2pi radians times the normal frequency?
Honestly, it really helps to understand calculus to better understand angular frequency. www.flippingphysics.com/SHM-derivation-mass-spring.html But, yes, angular frequency is essentially two pi times frequency. ω = 2πf
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You are welcome for the lecture notes. Glad you found them!
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What if there was an e^((-bt)/2m) next to the Amplitude?
Would someone please divulge the fact how the d(wt + fi)/ dt is just omega?
Angular velocity and phase constant are constants. That's like asking "why does d(2x + 3)/dx = 2?"
@@FlippingPhysics Omega and fi are constant so they come out of derivative and then it is time that is left? Then time and fi get vanished. Please walk me through; I am just the beginner in calculus!!
This should help: www.flippingphysics.com/derivative.html
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Well thx for explaining the calculus explanation for derivitive even tho I'm set to take calculus next year
Looks like I have provided you with a head start then.
@@FlippingPhysics yooooo I actually understand derivative
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Lol i think i derived stuff like this on the AP exam
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Is there another video you have on angular frequency? I am confused..
Is it just the normal frequency, but instead of 1 cycle, it’s 2pi radians times the normal frequency?
Honestly, it really helps to understand calculus to better understand angular frequency.
www.flippingphysics.com/SHM-derivation-mass-spring.html
But, yes, angular frequency is essentially two pi times frequency. ω = 2πf
This is genius
thanks