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I am proud to announce today that Flipping Physics videos are now also available on Discovery Education! That's right, I am now a Discovery Education content partner! http://discoveryeducation.com
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Now we begin learning about Electrostatics and Electricity! https://youtu.be/1OzlZhEQBYA
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Studying for an AP Physics C Final Exam?
Well, I've got LOTS of videos to help you review!
http://bit.ly/2PivPl7
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Studying for an AP Physics 1 Final Exam?
Well, I've got LOTS of videos to help you review!
http://bit.ly/2zvTrOp
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I think Bo did a good job on his video project about Beat Frequency. What do you think?
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Let’s derive Wind Instrument Frequencies!
https://youtu.be/yW5vMCdBeMw
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Let’s derive Stringed Instrument Frequencies!
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Enjoy a video project by Bobby about Sympathetic Vibrations. I think he did a pretty good job. What do you think?
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Yep. 9 resonance demos. Quite fun to put together this was.
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Demonstrations and animations to help understand The Doppler Effect! https://youtu.be/SqGtp6RQy_8
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Considering I now have more than 80 animated GIFs about physics, I decided they should not all be hosted on one page. http://bit.ly/31WW1rZ They are now organized by topic, duh!
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Most of us hear it all the time. But, what is sound? https://youtu.be/IhzZAoSYDLE
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When ideal physics meets reality.
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If I can do a video better, I tend to lean towards redoing the video. To that end, here is a replacement Standing Waves Introduction video. Dan Russell suggested I could redo the “free end” demonstration. He was right. This is much better. Thanks Dan! https://youtu.be/DUPLRe5PHvE
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This will help you understand longitudinal standing waves. https://youtu.be/IqzNGNNjPEs
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Just eclipsed 6 million views on YouTube. Can I get a YEEHAW!
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This was fun to make.
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