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Interesting observation about the Coriolis acceleration: - Coriolis is caused by movement in the NORTH/SOUTH direction while there is tangential motion and causes a deflection in the EAST/WEST direction. - This shows that the explanation for the turning of the Foucault pendulum is wrong. - What should happen -> The pendulum should rotate fastest when swinging in the north/south direction and then SLOW and finally STOP when it reaches the EAST/WEST direction. - Something to think about :)
My concept for polar coordinates was always weak so I always hated this topic but the way you made me understand this with so much ease is incredible.... finally I understood this topic...thank you 😊😊
I've come across many channels about physics but most of them explain in Hindi which I could not understand it to my satisfaction. But Really appreciate your channel and efforts you put on explaining and making us to understand completely. Thank you.
Legends knows that it is perfect theory Explanation taken from a legendary book - Introduction to Mechanics by Daniel kleppner and kolenkow.... By the way it was a very nice representation ...
Thank you. This was a helpful step by step derivation. The textbook I’m using was not showing a couple of crucial steps but it clicked with your video 😀
Outstanding explanation of the relationship between the Cartesian and Polar coordinate systems along with the transition of its derivatives. Thank you.
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thank you so much sir quite better explanation than my college ( no hate for college) but this explanation is like one of the best ones loved it . made my day. and quite according to the Kolenkov mechanics book..... ❤
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Radial acceleration was a bit counterintuitive but your explanation that it's non zero due to change in r's direction wrt time even WITHOUT change in its magnitude . This was nicely explained. Thanks sir ! Please keep enlightening us. Use of this derivation in planatory motion using Langra gian mechanics will be interesting too where r is variable in magnitude too.
Excellent video... perfect explanation!!!! Thank you very much sir ...very useful..pls upload more videos on mechanics chapter for spherical, cylindrical etc..for sem1
Sir can you please make a video on plank's constant (h) How it was derived What is the method to derive plank's constant ?? And waht is the importance of it modern physics????
perfect lecture to understand the basics of polar coordinate system for jee aspirants... please bring a video on div and curl operators and also on maxwell distributions....
