Electric Fields
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3. Double Slit Interference - Part 1/5by InvariantSpace1,698 views
Great teacher!
Snipersoundsstudio 3 weeks ago
he's getting mad at me when i didnt even ask a question yet xD nice nice
rheaaahhh 1 month ago
very funny ! :D
alan01314 1 month ago
great teaching style!
Morfij 1 month ago
@nanone1994 no you don't have to draw 4 he drew them so we can see how strong is the electric field compared to the one with 8 you can draw a million if you want
vorman4 3 months ago
I have a question and some body please clear it for me : do we have to draw 4 electric field's lines per one charge? i mean is it a rule? because i notice in my textbook they draw 4 lines per one charge and when there was an example similar to the third one u gave of two ++ charges they doubled it so its 8 ! but is there a constant rule cuz i noticed they're using even numbers in giving examples but is it possible we use odd numbers to draw the fields? please answer, I'm confused :S !
nanone1994 7 months ago