The Right Hand Rule for Angular Velocity and Angular Displacement

The angular right hand rule is defined and repeatedly demonstrated.

0:00 Intro
0:12 Prepping for the Right Hand Rule
1:27 1st example
2:27 2nd example
3:01 Why we don’t use clockwise and counterclockwise
4:09 3rd example
4:35 4th example
4:56 5th example
5:12 6th example
5:38 Clarifying the direction

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[Shogun]

The comedic nature of explanation really aids in understanding what is being told! Loved it and cleared any doubts that I previously had

[andeslam]

A beautifully explained video, especially you addresses the common misuse of counter clockwise!

[nksifec]

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[kenchooooo]

I just can’t wrap my head around why the direction of the angular displacement and the angular velocity are perpendicular to the plane. How does this make sense? Why isn’t the direction in the direction of the movement?

[yasminamin]

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[emaadkhan]

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[ctrlw__-years-ago]

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[josephkimani]

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[weiwei]

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[artsydai]

I have a test on rotational motion today and angular displacement is so confusing to me with the radians and such

[alishanjavid]

Got my answer of why not to use clockwise and counter clockwise instead.
Thanks

[Muslim__]

How will.we find direction of angular acceleration by this rule

[preethisatheesh]

LMAO Mr. P I was doing a question yesterday and got the direction of angular momentum to be positive z axis however, my textbook said its negative z I reffered with it to my brother and we agreed that the book was wrong. But I felt off so I searched for your on the right hand thumb rule. AND the first sentence you say strikes me- "fibd your right hand" and I realised- we were using our left hands the whole time 😂 & thank you mr.p :)))