Instantaneous Velocity

This video covers how to find an objects instantaneous velocity via analyzing a position versus time graph.

[delmicaliztzib]

Out of all the videos about instantaneous velocity, this has the best explanation which really made me understand it! Thank you!

[Kenzinru]

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[dayanakamal]

Finally this is what I want. Thank you!

[saranaderable]

Thank you!! Nicely laid out, specific, shows the points well.

[drika_a]

THANK YOU! 15 min stuck on one question and solved under one minute thanks to this video!

[farahimad]

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[Lil-rbhs]

You are a life saver. Thanks, you really simplified it.

[rhondawilliams]

Thanks so very much! This really helped me to understand instantaneous velocity!!

[ivoryAlpaca]

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[Mooseisdawg]

thank you, best video, all the other ones were super confusing!!

[bluesusername]

thank youu, I was having such trouble understanding this, and thanks to this video i finally did!

[abdulmageedalshahrany]

Am not even jokin ur actually a legend

[_Cfocus]

but how accurate can the tangent line be? because I think it depends in where you put it.

[perihangummadova]

hey i am solving a question right now and it is asking me to find the instantanous velocity at time t=20 s.Yeah u didnt see the question but what i mean is they are only asking a point on the time line.????U cant even draw any tanget line to it??OR can u?? What should i do??? HELPPP MEEE

[Chucoobro]

And what is the maximum velocity at a specific time on given curve (curve in video)

[pomainli]

To travel back in time a person would not use instant velocity but they will remain still when I object is still there's reflection but not mirror reflection but time travel to the Past idle they become light is there is to travel backwards in time to become heavier than lead is to travel faster than the speed of light and light is instantaneous zoom zoom

[andyx]

So is "instantaneous" a misnomer, because multiple points, however close they may be, are still required?

[neutral]

Thanx..This is really helpful. But i've a doubt. we know tanx is unitless quantity how it is equal to velocity which has unit m/s.
As 'dx/dt=tan(p)= velocity'. Can you please help me out?

[ivoryAlpaca]

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[ivoryAlpaca]

the best explanation of instantaneous velocity very nice