Gauss' Law Example 1 Part 1

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[owlattack1971]

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[colinwar]

i keep seeing e0 or permitivity of free space. what is that? i understand the electric field at a point r distance away from a charge q is =q/e0 but i read somewhere that this e0 is a constant? (physics cutnell\johnson) vol. 2 pg 555.)

[HLSDK]

@colinwar Yes, it "Makes things work out". It is a constant. I think your electric field equation is wrong - it involves a denominatior like 4*pi*e0*r, but I'm sure you've found that out by now

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[quidproquo2004]

For spherical coordinates dA = (r**2)*(sin[theta])*dtheta*dph­i in the r_hat direction.

[hkpopfan4lif3]

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[MattMcq99]

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[hkpopfan4lif3]

@MattMcq99

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[Midvinterblot542]

Very good explanation of Gauss' law. Thanks for sharing.

[RingWarrior12]

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[baple]

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[MrAres1982]

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[MisterAlexUk]

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[TopGunMan]

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[Omegas00]

Ok, i dont mean to sound like a tard. Ok, here is the question. Can you use the gauss law to propel a projectile forward? If im wrong let me know.

[showri01]

Not directly. The 'E' he solves for in this video is the Electric Field Strength. If you expose a charged object to this field it would feel a force.

Force = charge * Electric Field Strength

I don't think this would be a practical way of propelling a projectile though.

[TopGunMan]

yes. Gauss' law gives you the strength of an electric field. Electric fields multiplied by the charge of the object in the field gives you the force upon the charged object. This is used to propel tiny charged particles extremely fast in particle accelerators.

[kidax123]

yes, the law has such an impact on the physical world that it can propel projectiles

[isoman2kx]

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[isoman2kx]

quite helpful. thank you :)

[vkiledj]

dA is a vector by definition. it comes out of the surface.

[Iamatheist1234]

@vkiledj wait ! dA is a vector? i thought is a differential elemental surface where electric field is going thru the normal of.

[bodylanguage70]

why dA is a vector? I expected it to be a scalar

[groovybiatch]

lol better than ucla physics prof

[servalsoft]

Great video, makes it all simple.

[moamine65]

very good

[stevieola333]

very helpful 5+ stars