Lenz's Law

Lenz's Law- Direction of the current

[@johnjohn-ne8fw]

I'm almost crying with happiness....thx

[@rdg3686]

I've been trying to understand this for sometime now and watched many videos trying to explain it. This explanation by far is the easiest,for me, to understand. thanks for your time and efforts

[@InfiniteQuantum6109]

After watching so many videos, this is the only video that made me understand. But only just. The X and dots is a bit confusing but I got there in the end. Thanks

[@gehadyasser1001]

I saw a lot of videos on lenz law and made my teacher explain this to me 3 times but this is honestly the BEST VIDEO I have seen ur method of explaining this is really simple and easy to understand thank you sososoo much

[@alexmanzanero]

If you put a small picture of a right hand above coil it will clearly indicate North with the thumb, it might be less confusing than dots and x's, thanks again for the video

[@chickynanasme]

Great video, really made the concepts click. Thanks

[@reynalddd1169]

Sarah Fortune is looking for you eric...

[@kushsmart5828]

Ahh.. I understood where i went wrong, thankyou very much!

[@anneitandbanana]

Awesome video, you're really good at explaining!! thank you

[@clifftrainor6774]

Uh, so by this logic the current is traveling left toward the North Pole of the induced magnet?

[@ghidanabobaker9319]

clear explanation ....thanks

[@ellalee9775]

thanks a lot! please do more videos on EM. :)

[@aisabhihotahe]

Thanks!

[@lpsoldier8627]

cool explanation 😊

[@fatmacutie8176]

Didn't understand the dot and x part

[@quotesasia6207]

somehow confusing ....sorry

[@piikaachu]

isn't current negatively charged? why do you use right hand for that?

[@jmitsch44827]

You almost understand what you are trying to talk about. So!.