This has to be the best and most organized course review I have ever seen! My physics professor has been all over the place and it has been hard to wrap my mind around all of these concepts. Thank you so much for your contribution to physics education. I only wish I had discovered your website sooner. You're the man!
Thank you for the comprehensive review videos, they helped me last year to score well on the AP exams, and allow me to advance past introductory physics in university for my aerospace engineering degree c:
Watching this video in 0.25X speed at 0:31 makes me laugh every single time! Jokes aside, your videos have been helpful and I'm feeling much more confident than I was before. Thank you!
You really went and reduced the whole course to 40 minutes. But seriously thank you, you saved when when I took AP Physics 1 in high school and you're saving me for physics 2 in University.
your right hand rule for Lenz law is so weird... haha. We were taught to just use the normal right hand rule but apply the logic of increasing or decreasing magnetic field. IE; our thumb points in the direction of the magnetic field and the fingers curl in the direction of current. You went opposite of how the right hand rule normally works. I feel like that will confuse someone for sure.
Glad you think they are useful. Realize I have a much longer set of videos that do a much more detailed review if that is helpful. th-cam.com/play/PLPyapQSxH6mbGfGEK7fq0t02Cg-wT16y_.html
My AP final is in 2 weeks starting tomorrow (we only really have 1 week of classes, though, since AP week is about to begin), and we still have 2 units to cover in magnetism. This was a lot of help! Thank you for all of your review videos :)
it is easy to tell that you are a very intelligent person and this is a great resource to help review the night before an exam :) keep up the good work!
@MADHUR SINGAL I think Maxwell's equations are a collection of equations that the Flipping Physics guy talked about. I think he just combined the four most essential equations and they were deemed Maxwell's equations. I think they are Gauss's Law, Ampere's Law, Faraday's Law, and one more that I cannot remember the name..
+Corey Levinson Yes. Maxwell's Equations are: Gauss' Law, Gauss' Law in magnetism, Faraday's Law and Ampere-Maxwell Law. All of these are discussed in this review with the exception of the part in the Ampere-Maxwell Law which is an addition to Ampere's Law which is not covered in the AP Physics C curriculum.
+hussain 37 Thanks for the suggestion. These were some of my first videos I ever made. I have found a better pace now. Good luck on the test tomorrow! (okay, I'm making an assumption there, however, it's a pretty good one.)
Thank you SOOO much for your help! I just was wondering if the AP exam involves any of the more obscure coordinate systems (polar, spherical, cylindrical) in order to solve any integrals. Also, if I'm correct, the AP exam uses only very basic integrals, correct? Again, thank you so much and please don't stop what you're doing; it's a very generous thing. :D
To the best of my knowledge the AP Physic C: E&M exam does not include anything about polar, spherical, or cylindrical coordinate systems. I believe you are also correct that the AP Physics C: E&M exam only uses basic integrals. The chain rule, product rule, derivatives and integrals of trig functions, but mostly basic integrals. Enjoy the exam!
I havent done this physics electricity chapters in a long time. I just want to go ahead before school starts for university. Is the EMF supposed to be the electromotive force or are you talking about the Electromagnetic Force?
Remember that E fields are created by stationary charges and B fields are created by moving charges so conceptually i'm pretty sure there would be no direction relationship
Magnitude wise yes it's just qvbsin theta but what it actually is is a cross product. Using matrices u can find a vector that's perpendicular to two previous vectors
What the hell......wouldn’t it be easier just to say.....force and motion....inertia and acceleration.....the acceleration of dtilectricity....to the no point....releases the force and motion of magnetism......electricity is a byproduct of magnetism and dielectric......see that was quicker...good look any-who
This video is so organized but it’s making me realize just how much I don’t know
most effective study aid video i've ever seen. you are a gifted teacher
Thank you. I hope you learned something while you were here!
This has to be the best and most organized course review I have ever seen! My physics professor has been all over the place and it has been hard to wrap my mind around all of these concepts. Thank you so much for your contribution to physics education. I only wish I had discovered your website sooner. You're the man!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Please help others find the videos sooner by liking the the videos!
Thank you for the comprehensive review videos, they helped me last year to score well on the AP exams, and allow me to advance past introductory physics in university for my aerospace engineering degree c:
Awesome!
cramming for this year's test and i am.... screwed. i wish i had a teacher like you for this class. i don't remember learning half of this.
Watching this video in 0.25X speed at 0:31 makes me laugh every single time! Jokes aside, your videos have been helpful and I'm feeling much more confident than I was before. Thank you!
You really went and reduced the whole course to 40 minutes. But seriously thank you, you saved when when I took AP Physics 1 in high school and you're saving me for physics 2 in University.
Ap credit gang
I finished my course over a month ago. This definitely helped a lot! I'll be watching this non-stop over the next few weeks! Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
1 hour and 18 minutes before the AP CEM exam, I am DOOMED :)
Who's here cramming for the 2019 E and M test? lol
AYYYY WHATTUP
@@epicalisepic Heyyy! I'm trying lol. Good luckk everyoneeeeeeee
It's tomorrow and I dont know half this stuff
@@KarthikSankar I'm cramming too. Good luck!
Cramming for the 2021 test 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩fml
This video was very well made. Also love the outro!
your right hand rule for Lenz law is so weird... haha. We were taught to just use the normal right hand rule but apply the logic of increasing or decreasing magnetic field. IE; our thumb points in the direction of the magnetic field and the fingers curl in the direction of current. You went opposite of how the right hand rule normally works. I feel like that will confuse someone for sure.
This and part 1 are great, thank you for making them
Glad you think they are useful. Realize I have a much longer set of videos that do a much more detailed review if that is helpful. th-cam.com/play/PLPyapQSxH6mbGfGEK7fq0t02Cg-wT16y_.html
The pace of the video was pretty good. Its was very helpful thanks!!
My AP final is in 2 weeks starting tomorrow (we only really have 1 week of classes, though, since AP week is about to begin), and we still have 2 units to cover in magnetism. This was a lot of help! Thank you for all of your review videos :)
You are welcome and good luck!
it is easy to tell that you are a very intelligent person and this is a great resource to help review the night before an exam :) keep up the good work!
Thanks. I'm currently keeping up the good work. (I'm editing a new video)
good luck to everyone tomorrow....
Oh great, good luck from +thefail , that'll help.
+Flipping Physics shhh, my secret plan is to push the bad luck onto everyone else by wishing them luck.
that's 100% science
Physics test in a few hours. Though I have studied, this is extremely helpful.
You are welcome!
I hope the test went well...
@@FlippingPhysics UPDATE: It actually went fantastic. The fact that you mentioned the Simple Harmonic Motion was really helpful and a key insight.
who's cramming exactly 13 hours before the exam
Taking the test in 1 hour, I think I have a slight chance of passing now because of this video
Good luck to anyone who will be taking the test tomorrow 😂
EDIT: Good news, I'll probably retake this next year :)
hmmm and today i am going to fail
Good luck to everyone tomorrow! Let's kill it!!!
I hope it went well!
It's been a whole year, this applies for us today!
Bless up for this curve :)
fr
wait is there a different curve this year?
is it really good?
Tbh i loved the pace of this video.
Good. It goes pretty fast, but it's a review, eh?
Good luck to everyone preparing for exams this year! Pandemic or not, we got this!
After taking physics 2 in college I was so confused. This makes sense actually.
Glad to help you out.
I'm 'bout to get clobbered by the college board. Why did I decide to try to self study this and then procrastinate until 2 weeks before the exam?
I procrastinated 2 days before the exam. LOL we're on the same boat. Good luck tmrw!
SAME only I haven’t studied at all!! 😂
bruh you're an idiot for trying to self study physics ;)
youre done dude
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I procrastinated until 4 hours before the exam so
@MADHUR SINGAL I think Maxwell's equations are a collection of equations that the Flipping Physics guy talked about. I think he just combined the four most essential equations and they were deemed Maxwell's equations. I think they are Gauss's Law, Ampere's Law, Faraday's Law, and one more that I cannot remember the name..
+Corey Levinson Yes. Maxwell's Equations are: Gauss' Law, Gauss' Law in magnetism, Faraday's Law and Ampere-Maxwell Law. All of these are discussed in this review with the exception of the part in the Ampere-Maxwell Law which is an addition to Ampere's Law which is not covered in the AP Physics C curriculum.
thank you for saving my life,,May God bless you
I doubt I saved your life, however, I am glad to be able to help you learn some physics. 🙂
I feel caught in 4k every time you say basic idea
Thank you so much for your videos! extremely helpful!
this was such a good review, thank you
No BS amazing
I have a good feeling about today’s test
I hope the test went well!
Finals tomorrow guys. Good luck!
Amazing work !! i really love your reviewing videos !
But if you can slow down a little bit while speaking, that would be so helpful !
Thanks a lot
+hussain 37 Thanks for the suggestion. These were some of my first videos I ever made. I have found a better pace now. Good luck on the test tomorrow! (okay, I'm making an assumption there, however, it's a pretty good one.)
+Flipping Physics you're even better in predicting !! :)
For a moment i thought the comment was by my instructur lol.
thanks again!!
i love you flipping physics.
And flipping physics loves you.
Tomorrow's the day. Let the cram begin.
Thank you SOOO much for your help! I just was wondering if the AP exam involves any of the more obscure coordinate systems (polar, spherical, cylindrical) in order to solve any integrals. Also, if I'm correct, the AP exam uses only very basic integrals, correct? Again, thank you so much and please don't stop what you're doing; it's a very generous thing. :D
To the best of my knowledge the AP Physic C: E&M exam does not include anything about polar, spherical, or cylindrical coordinate systems. I believe you are also correct that the AP Physics C: E&M exam only uses basic integrals. The chain rule, product rule, derivatives and integrals of trig functions, but mostly basic integrals. Enjoy the exam!
thank you so much
Greatest video ever
thanks!
thank you 👍
first file transfer > subscribe ive never seen a whiteboard used like that
I havent done this physics electricity chapters in a long time. I just want to go ahead before school starts for university. Is the EMF supposed to be the electromotive force or are you talking about the Electromagnetic Force?
emf stands for electromotive force.
It is the electromotive force.
Is there direction relationship between electric field and magnetic field?
Remember that E fields are created by stationary charges and B fields are created by moving charges so conceptually i'm pretty sure there would be no direction relationship
Daniel Kwon I believe they are always perpendicular to each other if that answers your question.
test is tomorrow!
Test was yesterday!
The statistics for this video are predictable to say the least.
+TheBlundert4ker Yes. There seems to be an annual cycle. Hmm, I wonder why...
literally have not been taught 90% of this material. let's see if I can get a 4 with you and some cramming tomorrow morning. xc
Did you pass?
e&m 2021 gang here!
Good luck to yall
agreed
10:46
You haven't covered Maxwell's Equations
he did.... gauss's law of electricy and magnetism, faraday, ampere,
it's definitely helpful, but i think your tempo is quite fast. was tough to follow
Eungyo Hong Turn on closed captioning and see if that helps.
#2020aptest were all screwed. Wish me luck!
Antoine K good luck! Let’s do our best!
How do you find cross magnetic field "XB"?? is it just Bsinø?
Magnitude wise yes it's just qvbsin theta but what it actually is is a cross product. Using matrices u can find a vector that's perpendicular to two previous vectors
I’m cooked
Who is here for AP 2020?
thaanks man
legend
okay good game e&m
Thanks
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5.5 hours
What the hell......wouldn’t it be easier just to say.....force and motion....inertia and acceleration.....the acceleration of dtilectricity....to the no point....releases the force and motion of magnetism......electricity is a byproduct of magnetism and dielectric......see that was quicker...good look any-who
4:15 - BEE-yo-suh-VAR.
Yeah, well. At least I got it way wrong, instead of just a little bit wrong. :)
Great videos but man you talk waay to fast. You're like an auctioneer