Equipotential Lines

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[@Lexyvil]

I've been trying to find the right video that could explain what equipotential were, to no avail until now! Thanks!

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The 3d visualization you created changed my entire perspective

[@ShubhraShandilya29]

That was the best elucidation ever.
Thanks a million!!

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[@andrewwarren3633]

There was one mistake in this video (that I noticed). I think Paul Andersen talked about the inverse-SQUARED relationship between the distance from the charge and the potential. He should not have included the word "SQUARED" as it is simply an INVERSE relationship. Remember: Potential = k * Q / R.... not divided by R squared.

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Very helpful thank you.

[@dennischang8175]

great visualization!

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Best visual explanation.

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[@SaudRooni]

Sir when a charge is at rest does he will have equipotential lines.

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Great video !

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Life Saver! thank you. very well explained!

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This is helpful!

[@j0mezzy]

Why are the electric field perpendicular to equipotential lines ?

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good question

[@gdragon1268]

perfectly stated :,) Thanks so much for the help!

[@pradeepselvaraju121]

Amazing.... thank you somuch.

[@NicoleQuimper]

what happens in the middle?

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Awesome!!!!!!!!!

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What a clear and consise explaination. You earned a sub. :D

[@karthikbhat2075]

I was learning equipotential line in fluid mechanics and came across this,
but still understood that concept from this analogy.
Thanks man

[@richardtrawinski9957]

Wow...love this explanation!!

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Thankyou really helpful

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[@seth85469]

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[@sajan749]

Could you please tell, how to find the potential of equal potential line which touches midway between two equal positive charges

[@vijayev8232]

Fabulous video and Explanation sir. Thank you so much sir.

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thanks so much, SIR

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Beautiful

[@sollinw]

great!

[@TheDhinesh619]

is this usually thought in the 3rd year of university?

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High school last year for IB Physics HL

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Last year ib physics sl for me !!

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