YouTube Playlists for Solving Math and Physics Exercises?

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The discussion centers around the search for YouTube playlists focused on exercise solving in undergraduate math and physics. Recommendations include Khan Academy, which offers a variety of math and physics videos, and the Feynman Lectures, recognized as a valuable online resource for physics study. It is emphasized that while watching videos can be helpful, actively solving problems is crucial for learning. Additionally, specific playlists for systems modeled by ordinary and partial differential equations are mentioned, detailing a structured approach that includes stating governing laws, modeling with differential equations, and implementing solutions in MATLAB.
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Hello :

i was looking into youtube the other day and watching some lectures , but start to wonder if there is a playlist for exercise solving on youtube for example for undergraduate math and physics ? do anyone knows of such channels or playlists ?

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hagopbul said:
playlist for exercise solving
You will learn much less by watching videos of people solving problems than you will solving problems.
 
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I have a couple of playlists .. one for systems modeled by ODEs ...


and one for systems modeled by PDEs -


All the vids follow the same sequence - state the governing laws of physics for the system, model the system with DEs, translate the model to computational statements using Euler's method for ODEs and the FDM for PDEs, translate the computational equations to MATLAB statements (1 to 1), and run the program.
 
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