Amp-re's Law: Crash Course Physics #33
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I should be H (field strength)
Also Ampere did not explain WHY magnetic fields can atttract or repel.
He developed theories based on that OBSERVED fact.
Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 9
Daniel
Crash Course, I believe there is a problem with the direction of which the magnetic field is going at 5: 16. If the current of the wire is pointing up, shouldn't the magnetic direction be pointing counterclockwise? I hope you can fix this. Thanks
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Crash Course, I believe there is a problem with the direction of which the magnetic field is going at 5: 16. If the current of the wire is pointing up, shouldn't the magnetic direction be pointing counterclockwise? I hope you can fix this. Thanks
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Ryan
unless you mean electron flow direction (which would only complicate stuff) the field should be turning in the opposite directions. It's called right hand rule because you use your right hand, Seems like you used your left.
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unless you mean electron flow direction (which would only complicate stuff) the field should be turning in the opposite directions. It's called right hand rule because you use your right hand, Seems like you used your left.
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Robert
Apart from the errors at 5: 15 and 5: 25, at 6: 26 the formula does not include the length as the denominator on the right hand side but it's ok as long as you know that n is the number of turns per unit length.
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Apart from the errors at 5: 15 and 5: 25, at 6: 26 the formula does not include the length as the denominator on the right hand side but it's ok as long as you know that n is the number of turns per unit length.
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Denver
the theta is first mentioned as the angle between the B-field and current (2: 09) and then later on mentioned as the angle between B-fields at different points of the loop. I don't know which one is correct
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the theta is first mentioned as the angle between the B-field and current (2: 09) and then later on mentioned as the angle between B-fields at different points of the loop. I don't know which one is correct
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Beau
Why is there greater length in the pauses within her sentences then there are between the sentences themselves? This editing makes the production feel abnormally and unnecessarily rushed.
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Why is there greater length in the pauses within her sentences then there are between the sentences themselves? This editing makes the production feel abnormally and unnecessarily rushed.
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Mark
At 7: 20, the forces are shown correctly, yet actually result in counter-clockwise motion. The clockwise motion at 7: 30 came from the unexplained reverse of the magnetic field.
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At 7: 20, the forces are shown correctly, yet actually result in counter-clockwise motion. The clockwise motion at 7: 30 came from the unexplained reverse of the magnetic field.
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Anurag
At 2: 08 it's written that theta is the angle between current and magnetic field, shouldn't it be the angle between the element ds and the magnetic field?
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At 2: 08 it's written that theta is the angle between current and magnetic field, shouldn't it be the angle between the element ds and the magnetic field?
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Jesus
Honestly everything that came out of her mouth after the mistake at 5: 14 I couldn-t even believe her, correct the mistake you-re just losing credibility
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Honestly everything that came out of her mouth after the mistake at 5: 14 I couldn-t even believe her, correct the mistake you-re just losing credibility
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Jamil
why you make things easy. taught us as our tutors did(4 Year)but i respect them still. I understand now the Ampere's law in a good and effective way.
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why you make things easy. taught us as our tutors did(4 Year)but i respect them still. I understand now the Ampere's law in a good and effective way.
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