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Respect from the other side of Earth...!

I could not believe that this video was 8 years ago, yet very clear in explaining.

Thank you, man!

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really good explanation for a homework problem I am stuck on in my Undergrad 3rd year Classical Mechanics course

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looking at the comments u understand that its not only u who are struggling with phy😆😆😆

from where did the minus sign come from in 9:29

you are seriously saving me from failing this class

Hands down the best solution for this problem in yt.

I detested equations in school but when I watch the calculations in this setting, it's much easier to understand. Thank you sir.

thanks!!

Could you do this for U=U(T,V)

Is that partial derivative or normal derivative?

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Very helpful. Thank you!

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For those who are wondering about the voltage and why the signs change at the end: We know that the capacity can not be negative. The problem here is that we calculated the V(b)-V(a) which is negative. But at the end, we put V(a) -V(b) or the absolute value of the prevoius.

you just took the pain out of me, I was not knowing how to calculate the inside E,

Thanks for solution

absolutely amazing video! I feel so bad hearing you cough, please feel better \(ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ)/

This was amazingly helpful, thanks a million 🙏🏻💐✨

Thank you this was not confusing and well explained 👌

Thank you 🙏🏻

This is the only video example I can find on a problem like this and I can't hear

Thank you so much

Shouldn't the magnitude be divided by 2 because they make half a parallelogram?

This is why physicists are smarter than Mathematicians. However, this also shows why Mathematicians are smarter than Physicists.

I just wanted to say, I have a big dicc. I was able to solve this problem before watching the solution.

Pure physics 👌 👏

Just got this in my midterm, did not go well

Upload the video for Example 2.15

Sir your voice is not able to hear clearly

Really thank you!

I couldn't find legit solutions to this problem the text doesn't give info about the electric field inside the solid sphere. I was a lot confused with this problem and I tried to compare it with the spherical shell one which would only work for the inside of the sphere. I just felt really dumb for not being able to solve this. Thank you for the video, it's a bit long but it starts right where I want it from. Making mistakes is ok because it makes the viewers aware of not repeating the same errors.

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Sir, there is something I have not yet understood. Why is there only radial component of electric field?

magnetic field due to rd one is in negative z direction coz it cirls around each current wire. thus net magnetic field is toward negatie z. please correct me if m wrong

Thanks a lot!

hey thanks :)

This is the only thing I got correct from my homework xD.

i guess, we could also solved it by applying Conservation of angular momentum in the point of contact as there is no torque applied? btw nice video sir

get a better microphone. can barely hear you even with my volume up at 100%

why aren't you taking the cylinder in x direction????

great answers to all problems. wonderfully explained but what the hell is asmr physics!! you could be louder:) thanks

Nice work!

Top notch explanation! Thanks a lot. Specially helped me when you clarified that "z" and ¨r" are treated as constants here!