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Physics Lecture – 45 – Wave Resonance
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30 responses to “Physics Lecture – 45 – Wave Resonance”
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It begins with "What is up LADIES? Welcome….." You may be gay, and I respect that.
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Thank you!
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I love this video. The speaker sounds so enteraining. I enjoy learning here in this vid.
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Thank you for cruncing a lot of information in a simple easy logig understandale manner! The visual examples are one of the best understanding tools!
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why my collage don't have teachers like you…..
sir i loved your explanation !
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one time at a friends house we were blasting music on her apple tv and a plate (like on disply, not laying flat) fell of the display shelf and broke
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Hold up, Newboston does physics?
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This is simply great explanation, Bucky!!
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I have two things to say hopefully it helps someone when you hit the glass its moving the air molecules at a certain frequency and if you are sending that frequency back at the glass it will vibrate because like pushing a swing in a play ground each one is increasing amplitude till it breaks.
The second thing is something i found which is cool i wanted to find the frequency of air i did this by moving my arm fast in the air and recorded the frequency it was around 90hz which when blasting out the speaker was creating the most bass and air moving
Just something cool
Thanks for all these tutorials it really solidified by knowledge plus i learnt some new stuff -
I'm a dude
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Your 45 videos helped me so much because they were all understandable. Had a question is it enough for me to know all the things you explained in these 45 videos for my entrance exam to a university. Please answer as soon as possible because I am applying to computer science and it needs Physics assessment. Before watching your videos I did not know much about physics and i am truly not sure if these all are enough for me to know in order to do the exam of the university that i am applying!
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I want my voice to be resonant but every time I go over G4 all the resonance in my voice goes away. Why is that?
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Wait wait wait.. So if I record the sound from the wineglass and play it back on a loudspeaker, it will break the glass?
Edit: I guess I should watch the entire video before asking Q's, LOL!
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I broke my dad's wine glass. Thanks man.
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What is up ladies!! hahaha
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So if I continue to tap on glass A, on the condition that glass A and B have the same natural frequency, will glass B eventually break? Thank you in advance 🙂
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I have a doubt.
If the wine glass, when struck with the fork, vibrates at its natural frequency and doesn't break. Why does it break when speakers make it vibrate at the same frequency? And if it breaks just because of intensity of vibrations, we should have been able to break it using any damn loud sound. Not just the natural frequency. -
U should make more videos tho
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Good work man. You must make more videos like this, they are really so helpful.
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Cant lie to you mate this was the weakest educational video ive ever seen please stop trying to be funny and relatable and just teach
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"yelling at your computer desk" oh my god
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Is this your last physics video?
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I have a question: on an acoustic guitar, where it vibrates and it's vibrations go through the air. You say that it's not resonating? If you get the exact frequency where it can resonates it would produce a much louder sound? Is this why acoustic guitars are so ineficient?
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i wish i had a Physics teacher like you man :')
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Learned more in 5 minutes about this topic than my physics ever explained the 9 months ive had him
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He didn't say "goodbye" (ahhahahaha) all the memories
The Tuna Can
Bacon
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your sister who shouted at you
and ugly squash…
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Your voice sounds so nice and soothing.
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Very clear and simple explanation. Thank you
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Bucky, is there anything you can't explain?
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superb ………
good explanation ….
really this video helps me for understanding resonance concept
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