I love ur videos. You are doing good work here. You are a wonderful, caring and bright human being for all this. Any thing on linear algebra and diffy q's...
So as mole is only a large quantity and not something only caged to describe atoms,molecules and formula units. Can't we use moles to describe the huge numbers of electrons as in 1mole of electrons flows through the circuit? or is the job of the mole done by the unit coulombs?
1 Mole = 6.02×10^23 e- You could put that over Seconds to get a unit similar to Amps, but it wouldn't be the same as Amps, which means none of the Amp equations would work, so would be useless when working with electricals. Maybe the unit would be useful somewhere else in physics though. Coulombs, Amps and moles (like most other units of measurement) are defined arbitrarily, so you could make up your own set of units to do the same equations and the math would still work out roughly the same way
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nice video i love this series becose i can learning calculation in electronics
The video is easy to understand and very informative. The subject matter is difficult, especially if you suck at algebra.
I love ur videos. You are doing good work here. You are a wonderful, caring and bright human being for all this. Any thing on linear algebra and diffy q's...
Thank u for this video very understandable and practical
Thank you so much you explain very well can pliz make 4 us differential amplifier circuit videos
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Literally a week after my final...so close.
14:39 my result is 9.5625 x 10 exp19?
Even I got the same answer
So could we not say that a negative current is the same direction as electrons?
So as mole is only a large quantity and not something only caged to describe atoms,molecules and formula units. Can't we use moles to describe the huge numbers of electrons as in 1mole of electrons flows through the circuit? or is the job of the mole done by the unit coulombs?
1 Mole = 6.02×10^23 e-
You could put that over Seconds to get a unit similar to Amps, but it wouldn't be the same as Amps, which means none of the Amp equations would work, so would be useless when working with electricals. Maybe the unit would be useful somewhere else in physics though. Coulombs, Amps and moles (like most other units of measurement) are defined arbitrarily, so you could make up your own set of units to do the same equations and the math would still work out roughly the same way
what do you do when you get a reading of 0 Ohms of resistance?
amp means amp*ta in videogames here in the PH
I watched it but I didn’t take any notes.
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