Adding Vectors- a Beginners Guide

thanks so much you explain it far better than my physics teacher.
could you pleaaaaase do more videos on AS physics especially forces and motion ... i'm failing physics :(
please :(
i beg you!

thank you, i never thought that you tube would have such kind of information.

she only has a one year contract with the school. lol. everyone complained so much our science subject coordinator is supposedly gonna rip up the contract at the end of the year. haha.

she should quit teaching :(

Very concise!!

Pythags theorem...ahhhh, well duh. took forever to find that justification. youtube is awsome!

Ah thanx alot 4 uploading dis vdo

my physics teacher is so S**t that she actually told us to watch this video because she cant teach. im glad that she did direct the class to you though, because the video was great!!

anyway, i was wondering if you would like to be our new physics teach? please? ill pay you triple what you earn at the moment!!

*sob* i just want to learn *sob*

this is an awesome video. Funny thing is I think I was subconciously taught how to do vectors by Richard Feynman in his book QED, which explains light, electrons, and other interactions of quantumelectrodynamics. He uses a method of attatching arrows which represent amplitudes. The final arrow connects the first and last arrow and the square of this arrow is the probability of an event happening. I didn't even realize that this method was using vectors! Tricky Mr. Feynman.

Depends which syllabus and which board you are studying for.

Roger at fizzics org

A2 maths not AS

Cheers man, got my exam in 4 hours and your videos are helps loads.

thanks for that, refreshed my mind for my AS physics exam in two days

Thanks so much! This is really helpful. I have my AS physics exam coming up in just over a week and I have a really bad physics teacher so I've been struggling.

I also want to be an air traffic controller so this question is quite relevant. Thanks again!

very well explained thanks alot