Relating angular and regular motion variables | Physics | Khan Academy

In this video David shows how to relate the angular displacement to the arc length, angular velocity to the speed, and angular acceleration to the tangential acceleration.
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Thousand times better than my teacher

[@Hino_55]

Great explanation Sir David, especially the part where you discussed the total acceleration having the tangential acceleration and centripetal acceleration as components.

[@IkeUzoaruJr]

that was great, thank you.

[@user-lx6pw2jr6i]

Thank you very much. It was hard to follow the university class, but this video helped me a lot.

[@MichaelAlemayehu-ex5vi]

Thank you teacher.please keep it up!

[@ghaithharahsheh8340]

That was great thank you

[@Slime5276]

Thank you so much from UTD!

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Amazing!!

[@G00432206]

it gets better in the end tho

[@rubaiyatmehedi9337]

Can't thank you enough.

[@KarlaGarcia-oi6xt]

great video!!!!!!!

[@micahdelaurentis6551]

excellent

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What is I.e that you've been said?

[@alfa_q]

In example...

[@alfa_q]

@Jonathan Macolor um... Okay? and your point is?

[@mathycatty2694]

@@alfa_q In other words

[@Anandhu-X]

Id Est

[@aayush_karna]

@@alfa_q its not "in example" its "that is".

[@trishashrutiat5746]

WHEN WE UNDERSTAND THINGS WE LOVE THE SUBJECT...i understand y i didnt like the subject till now

[@G00432206]

a very confusing video tbh, wheres sal at?

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with yo mama