An angel sent from heaven for real. Basically self studying physics 2 for the mcat because the kaplan review book expects some knowledge about it already because it's condensed. I'll be taking the actual class too close to my proposed test date so I knew I needed to teach myself instead of waiting. Found these awesome videos and will be enrolling in your prep course as well for the resources there. You should read your ASU rate my prof reviews (many adore you). Thank you professor!
Since the direction of the electric field is by definition the direction of the force it would exert on a positive charge, so it is often more inituitive to use a positive test charge, yes.
on both sides of the equation, you can think of the numbers in the denominator multiplied by 10^-4, and we would cancel it, so no need to convert both sides to m. that is, if both parts are of the same unit, no problem
@@ChadsPrep sir electro magnetic oil means slight radiation level mix with some radioactive isotope materials i.e para magnetic and diamagnetic inorganic compounds.after that I don't how to pass electrical condense.i think it may be passing through North pole magnetic field.
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An angel sent from heaven for real. Basically self studying physics 2 for the mcat because the kaplan review book expects some knowledge about it already because it's condensed. I'll be taking the actual class too close to my proposed test date so I knew I needed to teach myself instead of waiting. Found these awesome videos and will be enrolling in your prep course as well for the resources there. You should read your ASU rate my prof reviews (many adore you). Thank you professor!
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13:36 If so, the test charge can also be used to find the point where the electric field is strongest.
Thanks for putting the time in 👍 test charges tell us the magnitude and direction of the electric field at that point
Just conceptually, why do we need to use a positive test charge or even a test charge at all to determine when the electric field will be zero?
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Thank you!
So, is the test charge always positive?
Since the direction of the electric field is by definition the direction of the force it would exert on a positive charge, so it is often more inituitive to use a positive test charge, yes.
For what other purposes is the test charge used?
Hey Ali Mahmud, can you give a time in the video relevant to your questions please
Ok.@@ChadsPrepBy the way, my name is Ali Mahmud Ali
why didnt we convert mm to m in the last question? thanks for ur hard work sir!
on both sides of the equation, you can think of the numbers in the denominator multiplied by 10^-4, and we would cancel it, so no need to convert both sides to m. that is, if both parts are of the same unit, no problem
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Sir how prepare Electro magnetic oil.pls explain at least next vedio.we need this topic
Can you describe what you mean by electromagnetic oil?
@@ChadsPrepsir he may be asking about the oil or liquid we put in a transformer?
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pls explain the using chemicals inorganic and organic
Can you elaborate on this question a little?
@@ChadsPrep sir electro magnetic oil means slight radiation level mix with some radioactive isotope materials i.e para magnetic and diamagnetic inorganic compounds.after that I don't how to pass electrical condense.i think it may be passing through North pole magnetic field.
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As I understand it, the electric field is zero at the point where the net force is zero.
Or the charge is zero, yes
I like the shirt. Thanks for the video.
Thank you too!