Differential Equation - 2nd Order Linear (9 of 17) Homogeneous with Constant Coeff: Free Oscillator

In this video I will use the solution to a 2nd order linear homogeneous differential equations with constant coefficients to find the equation, y(t)=?, of a free oscillator.

First video in the series can be seen at:

[guitarttimman]

Sir. I love your videos. You are a man who knows how to teach. Thank you.

[getsetgears]

Mr. Van biezen
Another reminder from one of your humble subscriber to upload remaining videos in this series.
Thank you so much for creating such great videos.

[abbaconstructionllc]

My utmost respects; you gave an excellent explanation of the topic I was looking for!

[worldsinfonia]

Sir,
Would you please upload the rest of the videos in the series? I enjoyed learning from these. Thank you so much for making them.

[davidzerozeroseven]

Your videos are mostly useful in physics

[nieldestacamento]

hello sir, your videos are very helpful to us, I hope you continue the series of these videos of yours

[robertruta]

I think you should distinguish between A in the solution with the phase angle, and A in the solution without the phase angle.

[johannesangula]

This helped me a lot. magnificent work👍👍👍

[jayjackson]

Thank you. These videos are very very very helpful!

[hamidthephysicist]

;Plz if you could Mr upload the remaining videos of the series . Thank you kindly .

[awinbmx]

Bro i got A on my physics test, thanks! :DDDD

[jeremytrips]

hello sir,
Should'nt we have to take care of the gravity in the equation?
In any case, thanks a lot for your time.

[WiseSquash]

Dear Mr. van Biezen,

Will you be uploading the remaining videos soon?

Thanks for your contributions, the videos are simply amazing :D

[TheYazeed]

we want more videos about second order differential equations plz

[grilledcheesus]

Sir, these videos are really helpful. Thank you <3 (but Sir when will upload the remaining videos?) :)

[XGbroTM]

I need a video with the starting conditions

[NK-wfbu]

Can you please tell

1)SHM is a linear motion, then why instead of regular frequency f, we use angular frequency omega?

2)how (omega)² = k/m?

Thank you 🙂

[AL-knyx]

Why is there no B in the final equation?

[julmart]

is thereanext video about spring motion, like examples?

[ajj]

PLEASE when possible do simple harmonic motion. Currently i am using your physics videos of it.

THANKS to YOU and your WIFE