Phys1101 - Introductory Physics 1
Phys1101 - Introductory Physics 1
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

  • Introduction
  • Lecture 01
  • Lecture 02
    • Lecture 2, Part 1: Announcements
    • Lecture 2, Part 2: Units
    • Lecture 2, Part 3: Vector Introduction
    • Lecture 2, Part 4: Adding Vectors Graphically
    • Lecture 2, Part 5: Vector Addition Examples
    • Lecture 2, Part 6: Vector Component Introduction
    • Lecture 2, Part 7: Trigonometry
  • Lecture 03
    • Lecture 3, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 3, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 3, Part 3: Vector Components in Detail
    • Lecture 3, Part 4: Scalar Component Description
    • Lecture 3, Part 5: Example of Finding Scalar Components
    • Lecture 3, Part 6: Scalar Component Addition
    • Lecture 3, Part 7: Scalar Addition Example
    • Lecture 3, Part 8: Motion Diagrams
  • Lecture 04
    • Lecture 4, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 4, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 4, Part 3: Location Location Location …
    • Lecture 4, Part 4: How Fast ??? What Direction ???
    • Lecture 4, Part 5: Speeding Up? Slowing Down?
    • Lecture 4, Part 6: What Happens at a Turning Point?
  • Lecture 05
    • Lecture 5, Part 01: Introduction
    • Lecture 5, Part 02: Where Were We
    • Lecture 5, Part 03: Big Picture:  1D Kinematics
    • Lecture 5, Part 04: Kinematic Problem Solving Steps
    • Lecture 5, Part 05: Example 1
    • Lecture 5, Part 06: Example 2
    • Lecture 5, Part 07: Example 3
    • Lecture 5, Part 08: Free Fall
    • Lecture 5, Part 09: Free Fall and Kinematic Equations
    • Lecture 5, Part 10: Example 4
    • Lecture 5, Part 11: Example 5
  • Lecture 06
    • Lecture 6, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 6, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 6, Part 3: Reading Quiz
    • Lecture 6, Part 4: Graph Basics
    • Lecture 6, Part 5: Practice Makes Perfect…
    • Lecture 6, Part 6: The Tangent Line
  • Lecture 07
    • Lecture 7, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 7, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 7, Part 3: 2D Motion Diagrams
    • Lecture 7, Part 4: Trajectories
    • Lecture 7, Part 5: Why Work With Components…
    • Lecture 7, Part 6: Key Vectors in 2D
    • Lecture 7, Part 7: Watching 2D Motion
    • Lecture 7, Part 8: Dropping Versus Firing…
  • Lecture 08
    • Lecture 8, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 8, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 8, Part 3: 2D Kinematic Problems:  The Big Picture
    • Lecture 8, Part 4: 2D Kinematic Problem Solving Steps
    • Lecture 8, Part 5: Example – Part a
    • Lecture 8, Part 6: Example – Part b
    • Lecture 8, Part 7: Your Turn
  • Lecture 09
    • Lecture 9, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 9, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 9, Part 3: What is Special About Projectile Motion?
    • Lecture 9, Part 4: Example Part a
    • Lecture 9, Part 5: Example Part b
    • Lecture 9, Part 6: Example Part c
    • Lecture 9, Part 7: Your Turn
  • Lecture 10
    • Lecture 10, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 10, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 10, Part 3: Dynamics:  Why Does Velocity Change?
    • Lecture 10, Part 4: Physical Interpretation of Newton’s Laws
    • Lecture 10, Part 5: What is a Force?
    • Lecture 10, Part 6: Mathematics of Newton’s 2nd Law
  • Lecture 11
    • Lecture 11, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 11, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 11, Part 3: Free Body Diagram and Vector Nature of Newton’s 2nd Law
    • Lecture 11, Part 4: Common Forces:  Weight
    • Lecture 11, Part 5: Common Forces:  Tension
    • Lecture 11, Part 6: Common Forces:  Normal Force
    • Lecture 11, Part 7: Common Forces:  Friction
    • Lecture 11, Part 8: Problem Solving Steps
    • Lecture 11, Part 9: Example
  • Lecture 12
    • Lecture 12, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 12, Part 2: Where Were We
    • Lecture 12, Part 3: Example 1
    • Lecture 12, Part 4: Example 2
    • Lecture 12, Part 5: Example 3
  • Lecture 13
    • Lecture 13, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 13, Part 2: Why/When Do We Need Newton’s Third Law?
    • Lecture 13, Part 3: Newton’s 3rd Law
    • Lecture 13, Part 4: Changes To Our Problem-Solving Steps
    • Lecture 13, Part 5: Example 1
    • Lecture 13, Part 6: Ropes and Pulleys
    • Lecture 13, Part 7: Example 2
    • Lecture 13, Part 8: Your Turn
  • Lecture 14
    • Lecture 14, Part 01: Introduction
    • Lecture 14, Part 02: Where Were We ?
    • Lecture 14, Part 03: Uniform Circular Motion:  What You Need To Know
    • Lecture 14, Part 04: Example 1
    • Lecture 14, Part 05: Example 2
    • Lecture 14, Part 06: Example 3
    • Lecture 14, Part 07: Optional Roller Coaster Example
    • Lecture 14, Part 08: Satellite Example
    • Lecture 14, Part 09: The Universal Law of Gravitation
    • Lecture 14, Part 10: Satellite Example Continued
  • Lecture 15
    • Lecture 15, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 15, Part 2: Energy Conservation:  The Basics
    • Lecture 15, Part 3: How Do You Calculate the Net Work?
    • Lecture 15, Part 4: New Problem Solving Steps
    • Lecture 15, Part 5: Example 1
    • Lecture 15, Part 6: Example 2
    • Lecture 15, Part 7: Last Example
    • Lecture 15, Part 8: Final Quiz Questions…
  • Lecture 16
    • Lecture 16, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 16, Part 2: Defining Our New “Energy Conservation Starting Equation”
    • Lecture 16, Part 3: Defining Mechanical Energy
    • Lecture 16, Part 4: New Problem Solving Steps
    • Lecture 16, Part 5: First Example
    • Lecture 16, Part 6: Second Example
    • Lecture 16, Part 7: Last Example
    • Lecture 16, Part 8: Redo Example From Last Lecture
  • Lecture 17
    • Lecture 17, Part 1: Lecture
  • Lecture 18
    • Lecture 18, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 18, Part 2: Momentum Change of a Single Object
    • Lecture 18, Part 3: Conservation of Momentum
  • Lecture 19
    • Lecture 19, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 19, Part 2: Let’s Start With Another Example
    • Lecture 19, Part 3: Elastic Collisions
    • Lecture 19, Part 4: Remaining Quiz Questions
  • Lecture 20
    • Lecture 20, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 20, Part 2: Rotational Kinematics:  The Basics
    • Lecture 20, Part 3: Examples
  • Lecture 21
    • Lecture 21, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 21, Part 2: Describing Motion ALONG the Circular Path…
    • Lecture 21, Part 3: Examples
    • Lecture 21, Part 4: Rolling Motion
  • Lecture 22
    • Lecture 22, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 22, Part 2: A Net Torque Causes Angular Acceleration
    • Lecture 22, Part 3: Torque Example
    • Lecture 22, Part 4: Equilibrium Example
    • Lecture 22, Part 5: Moment of Inertia
    • Lecture 22, Part 6: Non-Equilibrium Example
    • Lecture 22, Part 7: Another Example
  • Lecture 23
    • Lecture 23, Part 1: Introduction and Where Were We?
    • Lecture 23, Part 2: The Basics of Oscillatory Motion
    • Lecture 23, Part 3: Hooke’s Law
    • Lecture 23, Part 4: Kinematics of Simple Harmonic Motion
    • Lecture 23, Part 5: Example
  • Lecture 24
    • Lecture 24, Part 1: Lecture
  • Lecture 25
    • Lecture 25, Part 1: Introduction
    • Lecture 25, Part 2: The Basics of Wave Motion
    • Lecture 25, Part 3: Motion of a Particle on a Wave
    • Lecture 25, Part 4:  Motion of The Wave Crest
    • Lecture 25, Part 5: Examples
Lecture 05 » Lecture 5, Part 09: Free Fall and Kinematic Equations

Lecture 5, Part 09: Free Fall and Kinematic Equations

https://youtu.be/-OQroFtfXR0

 

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