Pendulum & Spring SHM - A-level Physics

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[chinmayvashishtha]

*Law for science short's videos: Like b4 u see it cuz always gonna be super helpful*

[TheSeljuk]

Greatest physics teacher ever !!!
Thank you so much Sir.

[typebetanymphgamingchUBCRBE]

Thanks a lot.... when my lecturer is teaching i am so underwater... after i saw your videos it all started to make sense

[charliewarhurst]

these are actually really helpful, thanks:)

[owenb]

Could you go through some practice questions as well, otherwise very useful video

[louishink]

your videos are saving my butt!! thanks alot

[jacobb]

For the spring equation, wouldn't gravitational field strength matter if the force is the weight of the mass? Because you k = F/x = mg/x, and then substituting this into the equation for SHM of a spring gives T = 2π√(x/g) ?

[skullrazor]

At 3:26 doesn't the time Period go up by a half, due to 1/sqrt(g) ?? As g=4

[marin]

At 4:28 youre speaking of proportionality, and state that if k is increased 4 times, you DIVIDE T by 2, but when speaking of the ball on string, you say if g is 4 times, you MULTIPLY T by 2. is this an accident or is it actually like this

[victorgoncalves]

Hi, at 3.32 wouldn’t T be divided by 2 instead of multiplied?

[Superballstickler]

Hi, when spring constant (k) is doubled, what happens to the frequency?

[mayowaoloke]

In which video(s) do you talk about resonance, or free and forced vibrations??

[duckpilot]

Why is there 2 equations for v and when do we use each of them thx

[juancholo]

Wouldn't the time period for 10 oscillations be 0.2 not 0.5 because T = 1/5 (1/f)?

[busyinverse]

Is this video related to cie 9702 physics as I can't find any of formulae/concept in my textbooks

[TheMotivationStation]

What’s the video on proportionality you mentioned can’t seem to find it?

[nazliates]

Hi sir is the equation T= in the new spec as well ?

[saferehman]

Al of physics relies on fields... Quantum field theory :)