Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

IB physics Teacher in Japan. I would like to teach physics in English. Do you understand my expression? JAPAN Joined August 2022

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

When considering the energy of a spring, I am biased toward the elastic energy perspective and neglect the potential energy of the object. #physics #education #science

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3 years ago

Amazing!!!!!!!

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Is this correct? reference point? "gravitational potential energy." Gravitational potential energy is the expression of "height" as energy. When an object reaches a reference point, it can do work on other objects equal to its energy. #physics #education #science

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Is this correct? "gravitational potential energy." It can be understood that an object at a high position under gravity has energy, because an object at a high position can do work on another object after falling. This energy is called gravitational potential energy. #physics

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Please tell me teacher! "Kinetic energy." In physics, we predict the future by thinking about energy changes. Kinetic energy is the expression of velocity as energy, proportional to mass and proportional to the squared velocity. #physics #education #science

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Is this explanation understood? "About Energy." To predict the future in physics, we think of physical quantities in terms of energy. We then need to understand that an object with energy can do the same amount of work as that energy. #physics #education #science

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Dear my teacher. How about this explanation? "The relationship between work and energy." Just as force changes velocity, work changes energy. In physics, the "work-energy relationship" is also used to predict the future. #physics #education #science

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Dear my teacher. Is this correct? "Methods of Dynamics." Measure the mass of an object and all forces acting on it. Then write down the equations of motion to find the acceleration. Finally, use it to predict the future state. #physics #education #howabout

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Dear my teacher. How do you teach? "unit of force." Five newtons is five times one newton. One newton is the force that accelerates a one-kilogram object one meter per second squared. #physics #education #howabout

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

How about this explanation? "Equation of motion." The equation of motion describes the causal relationship that an object of mass m moves with acceleration a because of the force F acting on it. #physics #education #howabout

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Thank you for a good day. I met another great educator today！

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3 years ago

Thank you for a good day. I met another great educator today！

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Somebody please help me! How do you teach? "The relationship between force, acceleration, and mass" The acceleration produced in an object is proportional to the force acting on the object and inversely proportional to the object's mass. #physics #howdoyouteach #helpme

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

How do you teach? "Law of Inertia." When there is no force acts on an object or the net force acting on the object is zero, a resting object keeps its state and an object in motion continues in a constant velocity linear motion. #physics #howdoyouteach #helpme

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Somebody please help me! Is this correct? "Hooke's Law." The elastic force of a spring (the force generated by a spring is stretched or compressed) is proportional to the extension or compression from its original length. #physics #Isthiscorrect #helpme

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Somebody please help me! How do you teach? When teaching Hooke's Law, how do you teach about the fixed side force? #physics #howdoyouteach #helpme

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

I met another kind soul today!

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Somebody please help me! What is the force that an object receives from a slope called in English? It is the combined force of " normal force" and "frictional force". reaction? #physics #Isthiscorrect #helpme

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Yusuke KAYANO @phys_in_eng

3 years ago

Is this correct? "The Law of Action-Reaction." Forces always occur in pairs. When a force acts from A to B, a force also acts from B to A. These forces always occur on the same line, with the same magnitude and in opposite directions. #physics #Isthiscorrect #helpme