Videos tagged “physically-based”

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  1. Physics Final Application Project

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    from Austin Steele / Added

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    4 juniors embark on a journey to find the most efficient braking situation.

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    • Zero Commission Portfolios

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      Zero Commission Portfolios announces its official launch, giving individual investors nationwide direct access to professionally managed portfolios for one low monthly price. Investment management…

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      • Combinatorics c: Binomial theorem

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        from David Liao / Added

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        (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) The formula for counting combinations from the previous video helps us to write an expression for the binomial quantity (x + y)^p. The resulting sum…

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        • Combinatorics b: Combinations

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          from David Liao / Added

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          (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) When we counted the number of ways to arrange objects in a row in the last video, we assumed that all the objects were distinct from each other. In…

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          • Escape from the Base

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            from Lee Copeland / Added

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            The lunar espace craft makes a daring escape while being fired upon from various points. This is an example of one of shots from a soon to be released picture from Forgotten Paths Films later this…

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            • Differentiation d: Products and quotients

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              from David Liao / Added

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              (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) Another way to put basic functions together to make more sophisticated structures is to write their expressions next to each other as a product. In…

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              • Differentiation b: Power rule

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                from David Liao / Added

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                (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) Power law functions can serve as ingredients for more complicated structures because, as we will later learn, many more complicated functions can be…

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                • Differentiation c: Chain rule (for composite functions)

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                  from David Liao / Added

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                  (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) One way to combine basic functions in more sophisticated structures is to nest functions sequentially within each other. This is called "composition…

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                  • Differentiation e: Sinusoidal functions

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                    from David Liao / Added

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                    (C) 2012-2013 David Liao (lookatphysics.com) The derivative of sine is cosine, and the derivative of cosine is negative sine. This back-and-forth relationship (with a negative sign in one of the…

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                    • Linked Benefit Opportunities

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                      from Ash Brokerage / Added

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                      Chad Eyrich, LTC and Linked Benefit Consultant for Ash Brokerage, explains how to incorporate Linked Benefits and Asset-Based products into your clients' financial portfolios.

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