Acceleration in Polar Coords, Intuitive Definition video

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Start date May 16, 2021
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The discussion highlights the appreciation for educational videos on platforms like YouTube, particularly for subjects like intermediate mechanics in physics. The lecturer's ability to produce clear and neat handwriting while using a mouse or touchpad is noted, with speculation that a stylus may be involved. This reflects a broader sentiment about the value of accessible online resources for enhancing learning experiences in complex subjects.

May 16, 2021

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Summary:: I wish this video (and YouTube in general) was around when I took intermediate level mechanics as an undergraduate physics student:

I wish this video (and YouTube in general) was around when I took intermediate level mechanics as an undergraduate physics student:

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May 18, 2021

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I'm impressed that the lecturer can print so neatly using a mouse. (Or maybe a touchpad?)

May 24, 2021

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The lecturer is probably using a stylus.

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