Problem Solving with Velocity and Acceleration (Differential Equations 8)

LOTS of examples of how to solve Velocity and Acceleration Problems with Differential Equations and Integrals.

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[privateprivate]

This greatly increased my understanding of kinematics. I always knew that vel is the first deriv of position and accel is the second deriv but did not have the necessary mathematical skills to apply this concept until now. Thank you so much.

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[skitels]

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[covenslayer]

Wish I come across these videos when I was taking D.E. These are awesome. On the truck problem, I did a slight variation. Since I knew I was going to have my first constant times t squared, I didn't solve for t, I left it as C * t = -88 and sub that in for C * t in the C * t squared so I didn't have to square 88, I would be dividing by 2 instead. Thinking hard about getting my Masters and wanted to brush up. Thanks for these.

[qedmath]

Practically, I would just derive the kinematic formuals and use those, but this thoroughly showed basically the same thing each time. Loved the video!

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[aadilmiller]

1:25:35 Yes....!!! it did help, you explained it so well thank you, please don't stop making theses DE videos, and have nice day proffeser.

[IvyANguyen]

Thanks so much for working these out. Those last few were a lot harder! I need to practise more that are like that.

[pdubbers]

This is an awesome review. Took differential eqs about 8 years ago. My professor sucked so bad! Now its all starting to make sense. Thanks!

[kwakubiney]

Please include differential equations application to electrical circuits

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