The topic of translational motion and standard kinematics may very well be one of the most important concepts to cover in your MCAT physical sciences preparations. As you work through the different topics in physics you will find yourself returning to these equations again and again.
Given how important this is, I recommend that you build a solid foundation NOW to avoid struggling down the line.
Below is Video 1 in my 9-video series on Translational Motion to provide you with a proper introduction to the material including dimensions, vectors, and an intro to kinematics
Video 1 – Introduction to Translational Motion
(Watch on YouTube: Intro to Translational Motion. Click cc on bottom right for video transcription.)
–> Watch Next Video: Vectors and Vector Components
This is Video 1 in my series on Translational Motion in MCAT Physics. Click HERE for the entire series
Holy hell, why isn’t this taught everywhere? So frustrating to Google “physics formula sheet” and get variation after variation. I suppose it boils down to being all the same but why muddy the water when it’s so intuitive when you explain it like this? Thanks for clearing up what has been a frustrating time with understanding these equations.
Thanks!
you are a saver thank you so much i do appreciate everything you have done for us. thank you many many many times.
Thank you so much, I really understand how to do physics. I was about to give up with this class but you have helped me in so many ways. Thank you again.
Thank you Brenish. Are you studying physics 1 or preparing for the MCAT?