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Math and ASMR......literally no other combination can put you to sleep faster.

Will knock you right out lmao

Yeah, you can count on this

I know one even better, Army PowerPoint presentations...

😂😂😂😂😭

Painting and ASMR? Lol

Could u make some videos teaching us physics as if we're 100% brand new to the subject.

@A_di_daniel Under rated comment.

@MassivePineappleRainOfDeath No, I wouldn’t consider it advanced; more at a mid curricular level.

@MassivePineappleRainOfDeath It is true that this is not basic. But since it is physics taught in highschool, it is not advanced either (it's actually closer to the very basics).

@Jeremy Bonafini no it isn't.

It was a warm summer night in Greece…

When you have a test tomorrow but you still gotta sleep

First minutes of the video I was already lost and decided to fall asleep instead

Plot twist:it isn't a math test

@Cheeseman I remember passing at exactly 52 percent lol

@Its Ali how'd it go lol

ISTG I have a physics test tomorrow

Him: *doing math in pen* Me: “oh this guys good”

In Pakistan we do whatever we want after grade 6

My thought exactly 😅

@alke yeah, in belgium we write in pen as wel

YouTube comments being the unfuniest shit I’ve ever read

@alke lmao wtf

Ah yes, projectile motion. I clearly remember doing an experiment in physic class where I calculated the exact distance away from a table a marble would land when released on a specific point on a ramp on the table. The marble rolled off the ramp, off the side of the table, and flew through the air, landing at the exact distance I had calculated. It was the thing that made me understand that the formulas I was learning weren't just abstract things invented to torture me, they were literally the keys to unlocking the secrets of the mechanics of the universe. Amazing moment.

bro i did the exact same experiment

and then you'll never use it again

Ok I ok

@Azrael420 mm

Putting to much thought into this

While he’s doing this the ship is getting closer

Just use derivatives

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Air resistance: *exists* Student: *Confused screaming*

@Mau365PP I haven't delved too deep into differential equations yet but they don't seem like that hard of a concept to solve. Sure it will probably get harder, I'm only sophomore in high school, but overall seems like just a solid, interesting idea. C is a little annoying to keep track of.

“And now that we’re done learning Newtonian physics, we’re gonna let you in on a little secret: none of it is applicable anymore!”

You are correct whenever outside forces are involved like friction or air drag there is a lot more math and a lot of other things to remember and account for, not for those who like homework that only lasts for like 30 min I was fine though ;-;

@TheGamerPokemon “fool admires complexity. The master admires simplicity”

Imagine pirates doing this first before firing cannon balls. Fetch me my math pad, boy. Yarr.

@sam hue some how he's going to send it to moon 😂

@sam hue Frankys job

I wondered why the captain always had a cabin boy with him.

zzzzzzzzz

Wouldn’t be the first time I fell asleep to someone explaining physics to me... or the last if I’m honest 😂

Two atoms were walking across a road when one of them said, "I think I lost an electron!" "Really!" the other replied, "Are you sure?" "Yes, I 'm absolutely positive." 😂

Sheldon would have a laugh

Is this nerd humour?

Bonus points if the atoms are part of magic Johnson

I’m not even in algebra II so I’ll just nod my head and pretend I understand.

@James Roscoe from your own perspective buddy

Algebra based physics is shit honestly. I went through all high school without ever understating it until I got to engineering and learned calculus. Everything was so clear after that

This isn't algebra, its trigonometry.

i just finished algebra II and i still don’t understand

in the UK we just call it maths...(that covers both trigonometry, algebra and every other maths topic under the sun)

Hi Rich! Awesome video! You were so close to solving this problem and providing the correct derivation! I mean you were really really close, so pat yourself on the back! Look back at 1:21:14 to the equation we're looking at on the bottom left. What was left to do was multiply both sides of that equation by cos^2(ϕ). You would then have arrived at the following expression: 0 = 560sin(ϕ)cos(ϕ) - 4.9(560/82)^2 Then, we could divide both sides of the equation by 560 to obtain: 0 = sin(ϕ)cos(ϕ) - (4.9)(560)(1/82^2) ----> The term being subtracted is roughly equal to 0.408 We can then simplify this equation as 0.408 = sin(ϕ)cos(ϕ). Multiplying both sides by 2, we obtain: 0.816 = 2sin(ϕ)cos(ϕ) and we know this is equal to sin(2ϕ). So, we have sin(2ϕ) = 0.816, and this implies that 2ϕ = arcsin(0.816) which means that ϕ = (1/2)arcsin(0.816) which is about 27 degrees, the first solution we obtain! For the second solution, we need to know that, in general, sin(π-ϕ)=sin(ϕ). Why? Well, using the sine addition formula: sin(π-ϕ) = sin(π)cos(-ϕ)+sin(-ϕ)cos(π). Then, using a negative angle identity, we know that sin(-ϕ) = -sin(ϕ). Thus, our expression becomes: sin(π-ϕ) = 0cos(-ϕ) -sin(ϕ)(-1) = sin(ϕ). Going back to our problem, sin(2ϕ) = sin(180 - 2ϕ). Here, I'm using 180 instead of π since the problem asks for degrees. So, solving sin(180 - 2ϕ) = 0.816 will obtain our second answer! Once again, awesome vid! I always love seeing your content. Sending greetings from UT Austin!

@OmicronGaming wow its crazy to see how far you have come

My brain hurts

@OmicronGaming hi omicron

Literally Me: 👁️👄👁️

And then the devil said “let’s put the alphabet into maths.”

I don't need this kind of negativity when I'm trying to sleep

if u multiply it with another negativity it will change it to positivityyyy XDXD

or take its absolute value

then square it

Lol I don’t need the same to relax just looking at the textbook will do😂

Lol

My level of education hasn’t reached this point yet but it seems very interesting, more interesting than perimeters of a circle.

@oz tod this guy 🤣

Are you on this level yet?

This mans taught me more in this video than my AP Physics teacher did in a whole semester

I watched this before sleeping a few months before my AP physics exam and I slept after like 5min. I ended up getting a 4 out of 5 on the exam so I guess the information traveled into my head without me being conscious?

@Tommy Abbott-Young what thing

what thing

That’s actually a thing hey.

People are using this more for studying than relaxing

They work in tandem!

Ya it was a great revision

yep, thats me

I wish I had found this when I was taking Physics... I was studying so much that I was solving equations in my dreams. This would have at least made it relaxing 🤣

this is honestly such a good idea since math, homework, and school can be so stressful. combining it with asmr balances it out really well! love your channel, dude!

When you have an AP physics exam in a week but want to treat yourself at night to some ASMR #thegrindneverstops

The fact that I’m actually relaxed by this is amazingly weird 😂

Army annyong 😁😁😁😁👋👋👋

No idea what is going on but I’m relaxed, therefore I’m happy 👩🏻‍🎨

I'm aware of the importance of math in the world but nothing make me more sleepy than math,and this video plus your voice is the perfect combination Love your voice♥️♥️♥️

When the ASMRtist teaches you better than school

I had absolutely no idea what I was watching but it was relaxing as hell.

only I who find it satisfying to see him write so much math on a sheet even though I don't understand anything

Thank you for explaining this better than my teacher, you have no idea how much I appreciate it 💜

I have respect for your patience, particularly when the rain got louder and you just let it have a moment to itself. That said a lot about you to me.

if teachers actually taught us math like this i would actually be interested enough to watch and learn 💀

This is exactly how I felt all of my physics classes back in high school. I wouldn't understand a thing, so I would just fall asleep. I love arithmetics and algebra, but I never really saw the point of calculating vectors and stuff 🤡

This is absolutely amazing! Just starting kinematic equations now. That physics is actually helpful for what I'm studying hahaha

i’ve been working on physics and we’ve hit the free fall lessons. so now my school work has followed me home

This is thr ASMR that I’ve been hunting for . I remember going to physics at 8 am and falling asleep in lecture . Now this convo is it .

nice

Me: a gcse student who's failing maths and science miserably Also me: understands and can follow everything that's happening I don't know how but it's the truth. You're better at explaining things than you give yourself credit for.

Lol

I’m stressing out as much as I am relaxing

I love studying physics, so this absolutely made my day.

When I first saw Asmr I was like, nah I don't like this weird stuff. Now, I'm watching it every day and it helps me to fall asleep.

Your voice is Soo relaxing and soothing, I have never fell asleep to a video, and I'm happy to say this is the first, keep up the good work ❤️💯

I really enjoyed this video 😊 ♥️Very relaxing. Been a subscriber to the channel for quite a while. However, I had absolutely no idea of what was being explained. Unfortunately, I have always been terrible in math and science 😢😩

Hey, Rich I admire and indentify a lot with what you are trying to do here, I had the same stubbornness(edit: which I think is a great thing) while taking Physics I, but then this was a big problem since we barely had time to study the "standard way"! I don't know, but I have some distant memory of having tried something close to what you did here back in the day. Anyway, since you wanted to use only the constant acceleration formulas, one way was to (Considering x_0 = 0, y_0 = 0). -> Decompose v_0 in the x direction: x = (v_0 cos θ)t => t = x/(v_0 cos θ) -> Plug into the y equation y = (v_0sinθ)t - gt²/2: y(x) = (v_0sinθ)/(v_0cosθ) x - gx²/(v_0)²cos²θ. (I) The equation (I) is very, very useful to solve this kind of problem (and all its variations). I'm pretty sure you kind of know it in a way or another, but to actually write y(x) can help our brain to think in a more "concise way" , I guess. A perk of this equation is that it allows for an easy "derivation" of the equation for the range of the projectile (the one you had), just by pluging y(x = R) = 0 (projectile touches the ground) and then solving for R, or in the your problem, solving for θ, knowing R. Just found out about this channel! The quality is amazing and the topics a really interesting. The kind of ASMR I was looking foward to hear! BTW, your voice is great for narration, it's like space-documentary-butter smooth. I'm always in a battle between relax/sleep and start "sciencing". Thank you very much, really! P.S: I hope that my comment doesn't strike you arrogant or anything like that. I just wanted to share some little thing(that you may even know) because this topic was really fun and this equation stuck with me. Stay safe. E.

Please make more videos like this solving Physics problems

So relaxing thank you ☺️

If this wasn’t asmr I’ll still fall asleep

I got a science test on Friday and I'm hoping watching this will help me pass. I know I'm shooting in the dark but I'm desperate here😭

I'm not gonna lie, this feels like the kind of math problem that you spend half an hour or so working on, and when you think you have it, and you're going over your work, you stop and think "Wait, what was the question again?"

My kind of asmr. Love it!

This is exactly how my calculus teacher sounded when doing one on ones around the class. That was my first ASMR experience.

Love your ASMR. Creating relaxing ASMR with dark visuals for deep sleep is my hobby too. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

So awesome to see that anyone can make these mistakes in physics. Even better to see how the work was done and be able to even joke a bit about it. Super awesome as asmr not to mention def going to help me prep for my exams. So glad this popped up randomly on my feed l. Thumps up and sub for sure. Cheers 🍻

thanks rob.

Interestingly, you can solve this problem without being given the “range” equation. You can use the kinematics equation that relates acceleration, initial velocity, and time, (final velocity = initial velocity + (acceleration)(t)) set the final velocity as 0, initial velocity as the y-component of the magnitude of the launch, set acceleration as g, solve for time, double that value to get delta t, and then multiply the delta t by the horizontal component of the velocity (which would be V0(Cos(theta)) in this problem) and boom. Problem solved for range.

I have so much respect for people who goes through tough Problems just to teach us

I love math and physics so this is a really good video if you ask me. You have a really relaxing voice.

This video never fails to make me fall asleep 😴

That is very creative basically teaching but in a non stressful way a relaxing one instead very nice keep it up

Ohh!!! You have the exact same pen I use for my physics questions! (It's so soft on the paper when writing, super comfortable!) We *just* worked with these types of questions until last week!

I always have the urge to nap as soon as I’m in math class so this should knock me right out

thanks for this I live with my college roommate and he was sleeping and I was awake so I turned this on and i learned quite a bit so thanks

Please continue to produce content like this! I’ve listened to your planet videos for literally the past month and they always send me to sleep! Keep up the great work Rich!

I’ve been replaying this video anytime other asmr vids can’t make me sleep and I can never finish this video without falling asleep

I've found a new way of falling asleep on the night before Christmas Just watch this video😂🎄🤶🎅

i find myself watching them during my waking hours so i feel better missing some if i fall asleep ahhaha. love this stuff keep it up :D

this channel is probably my most favorite asmr channel tbh. been working on physics all day so now i can go to sleep to physics all night.

As an 11th grader taking physics who loves asmr, thank you for this!

This is actually so helpful I wish I watched this before the test.

Math ASMR is a win win because I either fall asleep fast or actually learn something

Do you know when asmr is so interesting that you have to fight sleep to watch the whole thing, well no such a thing here I can sleep without any regrets lol

I remember watching this before I took physics. I thought it would be easy… so innocent and naive

I was sceptic at first but this channel is one of the greats !

50 secs in and i pressed like cuz of ur subtle humour, keep it up.. Good sounds

Thank you for making it safe, fun and easy to learn physics. 🇨🇦❤

It’s 10 p.m. And I’m watching maths and physics in ASMR in my bed ( SO COOOL!!)

Same XD

Same exactly 10 aswell

Nice! Thanks for watching karim

One of the best ASMR for sleepin😂

Oh, this is so relaxing 😴

Is it just me or I actually like watching math and physics in asmr

Listening to lectures in class are already ASMR for me; slept through them everytime

i'd love to have more soft-spoken stuff

Never thought I would be stressed while listening to asmr

Would you do magnetic force/fields next? What a nice way to learn physics.

It’s amazing how the mind remembers to immediately block this out, like a defense mechanism. As soon as letters were added to that triangle, my brain refused to pay attention.

I love science and new ideas that spread it while I try to sleep as I pay attention a lot to your explanations. So it'd be great if I see the subtitles to verify if what I listened was right, considering that I master English a s a foreign language and not as a second one. So let me first thank you if you can help me and others to better interpret what you say.

As a junior in high school taking AP physics I can confidentially say I could’ve done this problem in such an easier way in 1/10 of the time

I love this. It helps so much. In addition I love how he basically roasts himself at every chance he gets

Im a senior in highschool and I'm gonna pass my finals in 3 weeks and this lesson is one of the mechanic lessons we study in physics

You made me love math 😂🥰

this guy made some simple kinematics work look so elegant and beautiful with his notes, i wish my notes looked like this and not a mess of numbers and equations with the occasional sketch on the side 😂

wah! this takes me back. Very relaxing, Rich, I'm glad you posted this = ). Maybe it's just me, but I like that you went back to the velocity and acceleration formulas instead of just memorizing the "R" formula, because I don't feel like it's as common (and frankly seems kind of random to memorize). I'd be curious if this could be done using the conservation of energy, kinetic vs. potential, too. Love any time you throw in some math, duh 🙃

I remember when I first watched this video not know what any of this meant. Now I can do these equations simply and I'm pretty sure that if I didn't watch this video I would have taken chemistry instead of physics and still not knew what any of this meant.

Loooove the fact that I can feel like I’m learning while relaxing 😃

HRW this is literally my book for physics in university 😂 Oh how much Time I spent solving the examples in the end of every chapter

Another intriguing and relaxing video. I love it

I remember this, having to fill up half to a whole page to finish 1 problem. I was mad the whole way through physics, but still got a 98%, so yay I guess

I have never seen asmr about physics. I'm looking foward to see another categoly!

I'm so terrible at math, but this made me drowsy enough😴

Thanks for reminding me of why I majored in Art. I don't even try to learn crap like this and have an aversion to it.

Jeez if he where my teacher I’d definitely fall asleep

this is my NEW favorite channel. HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS EXISTING

Maths and ASMR, two things I love the most

HEY PLEASE MORE *MATH* VIDEOS!!! IM MAJORING IN MATH AND LOVE ASMR SO THIS IS GREAT :)

My favorite subject and my favorite thing for sleep its perfect