Hewitt-Drew-it! 11. Velocity Vectors

Paul extends a televised classroom lecture on vectors to explain the resultant velocities of airplanes in wind.

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Hewitt-Drew-it! 6. Force Vector Diagrams

Paul extends Jim Court diagrams, identifying forces on a suspended, then falling ball.

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Hewitt-Drew-it! 4: Nellie's Rope Tensions

Paul Hewitt explains how vectors are used to figure out forces and equilibrium. Paul uses a parallelogram rule to find resultant tensions.

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Hewitt-Drew-it! 3:Net Force & Vectors

Paul Hewitt explains how vectors are used to figure out forces and equilibrium.

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Vectors - Sixty Symbols

Rulers, hammers and a piece of string - what could possibly go wrong in this film about vectors?

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Physics Lesson: Vector Addition (Graphically) for high school

Earl Haig Secondary School, North York, Ontario, Canada.

IBPH Episode #2 - Working with Vectors

The topics covered in this second episode are: displacement, vector addition, vector subtraction, products of vectors, components of a vector.

Source:  Horatiu Pop

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IBPH Episode #1 - Physical Quantities. Scalars and Vectors

Physical quantities, units, scalars and vectors.

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MIT 8.01 Classical Mechanics Lecture 3

MIT Physics Course

Professor Walter Lewin

8.01 Physics  I: Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999

This third lecture is mostly about vectors:  vector addition, dot product, cross product.  In the last 15 minutes:  3-D kinematics:  3-D motion can be described with 3 indenpendant components.  Motion of a projectile and, at the 46th minute, experiment showing that horizontal and vertical motion are independant.

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Projectile Motion, velocity vector

Velocity vector and components during projectile motion.