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Introduction to Physics – Lesson 6 – Division in Scientific Notation
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29 responses to “Introduction to Physics – Lesson 6 – Division in Scientific Notation”
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Thankyou so much for these videos!
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3.47 ≠ 3.43
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If the teacher was hot then yes 😛
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Omg thaks and lmao about the teacher thing my frickiing physic teacher is German and has an accenrbi don't understand a thing
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this math is so easy lol
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that's exactly what i'm doing for 9th grade right now awesome
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5:54 lmfao that creepy moment
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I have a thunderstorm going on outside as well! 😀
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did anyone die in the car crash?????
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@thenewboston I've seen all your videos up to this point and have decided to subscribe. You've made scientific notation easy to understand. I look forward to the actual physics now. With your teaching I will be able to finally acomplish my dream: the creation of the Arc Reactor.
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where can i find a video that has four sets of numbers
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dude i wish you were my teacher in school 🙂
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dude this is pretty good me like it 😀
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Thanks again. Really good stuff mate. I am looking forward to making my way through these videos. You got me to subscribe so I'm in.
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@Chester908 lol wtf? o_O =P
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more random talking pls !
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love these tuts
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its also called "standard form" which i think is what u were trying to say 🙂
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cool beans.. going into 9th grade this year and ill be ahead of the class already 😀
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if u were the teacher, i'd see u after class. (;
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Bucky, after finishing the basics, i suggest you to start with the Units (S.I or imperial) used, Direct and Inverse proportions, then forces (W=mg), then moments (moment=F*d), Density ( ρ=m/V),States of mater, Preassure (p=F/A) (P= ρgh), Hooke's Law, Stability, Energies and so on… These are the basics that i learned in the first year of physics. If you need any help message me, got a huge file full of notes, maybe i could help
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5:09 three point four seven = 3.43 weird… 😀
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@SuperAvailable123 e = 10^ so e6 = 10^6
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you should make a tutorial of how to divide by zero cuz you're probably the only one in the world who can do that
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@varun009 sweet, glad I could help!
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thanks! im going back to school soon for 11th grade and i have to prepare now so that i have more free time later.
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wow…3 comments (not counting mine) and we already have insulting comments. Great job guys.
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@metfankrizz go away queer.
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0 views… does that mean I'm first to watch? 😀
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