Khan Academy: Deriving Displacement as Function of Time, Accel, Initial Velocity

Video tutorial uses examples and formulas to show how to derive displacement as a function of time, constant acceleration, and initial velocity. [9:57]

Deriving displacement as a function of time, constant acceleration and initial velocity. [9:58]

Video explores how to derive a formula for maximum projectile displacement as a function of elapsed time. [7:08]

Get an overview of carbonyl-containing functional groups in this video. [8:51]

Learn the basics of identifying functional groups in organic compounds in this video. [9:17]

In this video, David derives the expression that we can use as a shortcut to solve for finding the velocities in an elastic collision problem. [12:21]

Video presents an example of solving for the final velocity when you know the change in distance, time, initial velocity, and acceleration. [9:04]

Video tutorial shows how to solve for time when you are given the change in distance, acceleration, and initial velocity. [8:57]

A video explaining the formula to calculate average velocity if the acceleration is constant, and initial velocity and time period is known. The theory behind the equation is discussed as well as an example given. [14:09]

Reconstructing the total displacement vector for a projectile. [13:46]