Mechanics: Resolving vectors at angles (A-level Physics)

This video is about resolving vectors on slopes for A-level Physics - Mechanics. Sorry for the lack of uploads, (A-levels take up a lot of time).

Thanks for watching, hope the video helped!

[joestar]

My man this question came out for my test and I blanked out XD

[william]

This is making so much more sense in my head now! Thank you :)

[pedrumsalimi]

What a surprise, the best explanation on a topic in physics, on youtube, is by a fellow student, cheers

[oneinabillion]

Man... I didn't understand why we had to draw w1 and w2 even after 3 teachers explained it to me. After u said "u need to RESOLVE" I immediately understood. As physics teachers I think they should at least mention the important terms. I guess it's just that they are.... badd....Very bad

[seyedhumzasadad]

I don't know why you gave up making these physics videos, but just know you stopped me from giving up on physics

[Scokrate]

I've just started A levels physics and this helped me!!! Thanks a :)

[briannabodden]

Thanks so much! I finally understand this you are a life saver

[ichigokurosaki]

your video and explanations are awesome
please make video about cooplanar forces

[dominictoo]

Hey, I came here to find out how you know where in the triangle theta goes, and I still don't understand, since it wasn't explained in the vid ("because of geometry"). Anyone able to explain? Thanks

[MarcoLopez-pcnw]

At 9:54, how is the angle 35? Since the given angle is not part of the diagram, I am not sure how they are equal?

[dominantgaming]

Hey just a question, in your last example you resolved the force by multiplying it by sine but you did not do that for weight (multiplying by cos)? You resolved the force parallel to the plane so why did you not do the weight perpendicular to the plane too?

[sintumolefe]

consider me a new subscriber 😭😭this made so much sense, thank you so

[firenj]

Thank you! Sometimes i struggle to know when i should resolve or not though.

[teekay]

i think i should just stop wasting my time at school and just learn on youtube
cause these guys teach way better than any of my teachers ...makes me angry jus thinking about it!

[aprilpryce]

Since the force is acting downwards at F1 wouldn't the value calculated be negative?

[oliverhammond]

Quality video thanks for helping me out

[hippiepipette]

why arent we finding the resultant force by drawing a vector diagram ?

[ishakahmednasir]

How did u find the angle of the triange?u said they r same bt can u show it plz?

[chrisbarky]

Would you have to take into consideration the friction on the box from the slope, which would be acting in the negative direction if the box is pulled up the slope?

[mohamedajmal]

Why did you use sin in the second example