Electrostatics (part 1)

[sdfjkgrace]

YOU ARE MY HERO. the chapter i have to read this summer (in preparation for AP physics) is about this, and the book takes FOREVER just to explain a simple concept! ahhhh thank you so much. i know i'll definitely be using more of your videos to get through my classes!

[lovefeenmami]

You can just buy the book Electronics: A Complete Course by Nigel P. Cook.. on ebay Item number: 300566059092.

[kiemul136]

I think you have developed a "conditioned reflex" at the beginning of your videos.

[otuonyec]

What does the mean by " In the last Video"....Which one is that??? since this is electrostatis part ONE

[carreragt718]

LOL im confoosed to

[luistr01]

esto es simplemente maravilloso!!!!!!!!!!

[madscirat]

Is d surface to surface or gravitational center to gravitational center? Im guessing the former since that is the location of the force, but not totally sure.

[Opiedid]

Center to center :D

[somethingan]

sweet video. thanks

[ureasonnable]

the formula is very basic. Fe=K q1.q2/r^2 if Fe is negative,the charges attract each other and if Fe is positive the charges repulse each other. K=9.10^9 N.m^2/C^2

[maybeok1]

where is this "last video"?

[anangryasian]

hey is this for physics B(algebra based) or physics C(calc based)?

[Dyygn]

This is basic physics, for pre calculus

[marcellohro]

where is the coulomb videos?

[dem0npain]

@marcellohro

Electrostatic forces of attraction and repulsion b/w 2 point charges is directly proportional product of charges and inversely proportional to square of distance

This is coloumns law

[tadm123]

@marcellohro Electrostatics (part 1): Introduction to Charge...

talks about Coulombs law

[angiesm89]

@marcellohro

The other video is called Electrostatics (part 1): Introduction to Charge and Coulombs law or something

[ColorfulTofu]

So complex....

[chopperhead2011]

Nevermind, I looked "Coulomb" up on Wiki

[chopperhead2011]

Nm^2 over WHAT squared? What's the "c" stand for?

[wraithXend]

very good video

[Waranle]

Please post more electricity questions, thanx