My Physics Screencast

Introduction

Hey everybody! My name is Selma Sahnine, and I have studied in the Natural Science program for 2 years now, more precisely in Health Science. For those who don't know, this program presents biology, mathematics, chemistry, and physics courses. I personally want to become an endocrinologist, but before that I'll need to pass all of my courses.

The Problem

The problem is that I have some issues when it comes to solving physics problems. The first course out of the three that I have to succeed is pretty difficult, and it explains in detail the different movements involved in the mechanism of a system. The problems involving the acceleration of a system are often a problem to me. I then found a website called Symbolab, and it really helped me.

The Quest

To access the website, you'll have to type symbolab.com in the address bar, and this should be the page that appears. In the navigation menu, you'll see many options. For now, we'll try to solve an acceleration problem.

The Solution

So, you have the option to either click on the button in the top left corner named "solutions", and click on the quick link in the bottom left corner named "physics". You'll see a variety of formulas pop up, and we'll choose the formula indicated to solve acceleration problems. If you're still stuck, You could click on the button in the middle of the navigation menu labeled "calculator". Another page will come up, and you'll have to click on the icon in the top right corner. When the acceleration calculator pops up, click on it and enter the information that's necessary to solving the problem.

The Conclusion

So, if you are in Natural Science or a related field, that’s a way to solve physics problems, but don't forget that this website could be used for many other courses due to its variety of resources. Thanks for watching, and I hope this has been helpful, and don't forget to subscribe!

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