Chapter 12 - Rotation of a Rigid Body

Videos supplement material from the textbook Physics for Engineers and Scientist by Ohanian and Markery (3rd. Edition) (books.wwnorton....) Feel free to post questions and/or suggestions in the comments and I'll respond if possible. The videos are mostly for my students, but since others seem to find them useful I'll help as much as I possibly can!

[@jpmcfrosty]

you taught me more in this video than my professor this entire semester
wish you could teach my next physics 202 course. my professor doesn't even attend lectures anymore since its all online and i cant even find his pre recorded ones and i shit you not when he does attend he literally falls half asleep 30% of the class

[@sirkiyoshi1128]

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[@PALTV-hn9jt]

Thank you so much for making this video it really cleared up a lot of confusion, and also you kept it very simple and still managed to teach the concept.

[@masa_ssi]

Big Help

[@cestlavieeee]

exam in 3 hours covering the entire textbook.. wish me luck.. youtube @ 2x speed

[@meganaman18]

woah how'd it go?

[@lj5604]

I have my exam tomorrow Megan, do u want to know the result if it went or not?

[@meganaman18]

Yes, L senpai

[@lj5604]

Okay I'll update you tomorrow :)

[@meganaman18]

L HOW'D IT GO??

[@lionesscan]

thank you so so so so much !

[@tropicobkun121]

can you put the parametrs units please

[@Dotrade]

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[@nurulizzatie6883]

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[@Alalpog]

thanks man. :D

[@chrispopovski]

at 23:47, isn't it supposed to be 31 revolutions because for every revolution, it's 2 radians so 62 radians/ 1revolution per 2 radians = 31 revolutions

[@drakeporter3178]

yup i agree

[@ebubar1]

1 revolution is 2Pi radians. Consider that there are 2*Pi radians in a circle.

[@vinci3548]

It's 2π rad, not just 2 rad.

[@yolarola6261]

why are my lectures not as great as this

[@ebubar1]

Because I can really break it down ! media.tenor.co/images/1c10481c77810c5c75d2f3e0f6ed9913/raw