Sayed Sahil C
Experienced Math tutor | Researcher in theoretical physics | Pure and Applied mathematics| Elementary to advanced level |
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Sayed Sahil C
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Sayed Sahil - Know your tutor
I am Sayed Sahil, a Mathematics tutor and a researcher in theoretical physics at one of the renowned institutes in India. I have worked on several research problems and our work will be put on to a peer reveiwed journal soon. I enjoy teaching and nurturing young minds and I offer personalised learning experiences from elementary level to advanced level mathematics. My goal is to bring you that innate thinking to not just learn the mathematical rigour but also to motivate you to see how it really shapes our understanding of things around us outside mathematics. You can approach me with any topic in mathematics and not just standard ones. I do offer coaching to several subjects such as Calculus, Differential equations, Algebra, Geometry and many more. I can make lesson plans for you to cover your syllabus in a step by step fashion where every step has to well understood and has clear link with the next and previous step. This way we can cover your syllabus in much more reliable way and I would also share you my experiences learning these concepts for the first time. I'm well-versed in addressing diverse students' needs and making strategies for them. So, consider me a part of your learning.
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International Baccalaureate (IB)
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Mental Math
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New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Next Generation Science Standards - NGSS (USA)
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Sayed Sahil also teaches
Algebra
Algebra 2
Arithmetic
Calculus
Calculus 2
Calculus 3
Mathematics concepts taught by Sayed Sahil
The class focused on modeling energy dissipation in particle systems, explaining how to introduce friction through resistive backgrounds and inelastic collisions. The tutor then derived equations for particle collisions using conservation of energy and momentum, providing formulas for calculating final velocities and discussing their application in simulations and rocket propulsion.
Conservation Laws in Collisions
The Rocket Equation
Dissipative Forces: Friction and Inelastic Collisions
The tutor and student reviewed concepts of kinematics, including calculating velocity and acceleration from positional data over discrete time intervals. They then explored applying kinematic equations to simulate motion, particularly in the context of particle collisions and the effects of gravity, with a plan to introduce friction in future sessions.
Calculating Velocity and Acceleration from Position Data
Equations of Motion and Their Application
Simulating Collisions and Particle Dynamics
The Role of Calculus in Physics
The Tutor and Student delved into the principles of projectile motion and the derivation of kinematic equations using calculus and vector decomposition. They explored simulating trajectories and discussed methods for handling collisions in computational physics, with plans to focus on 2D collision scenarios in the next session.
Equations of Motion (1D)
Vector Decomposition and Independent Motion
Simulation of Trajectory
Collision Detection in Simulations
Newton's Laws of Motion
Free Body Diagrams (FBDs)
Work Done by Forces
The session involved a Tutor explaining the fundamentals of physics simulations, starting with the distinction between classical and quantum computing. The Tutor then guided the Student through the principles of simulating motion using equations of motion and Newton's Laws, with plans to delve deeper into conservation laws and particle collisions in future lessons.
Quantum Computing vs. Classical Computing
Simulating Motion: Basic Principles
Classical Mechanics and Simulations
Newton's Laws of Motion
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