Force on a Wire in a Magnetic Field | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M23-07
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- If moving charges experience a force in a magnetic field, wouldn't current in a wire also experience a force in that magnetic field? I mean, those charges are moving, right? Let's see.
Physics with Professor Matt Anderson
The transition from 'qv' to 'IL' is one of the beautiful things about physics, and how the math ties it all together. It's a beautiful thing.
Is math reality?
I have a formula that says i can jump a house btw 🤣
Great discussion people. I'll leave some of these questions to the philosophers.
Cheers,
Dr. A
@@yoprofmatt you know what a barometer is right?
Show me gas pressure without a container 👍
Oh so special !
Unimportant question but... I thought these videos were mirror reversed, how is it that I still see the professor using his right hand for the right hand rule?
Dude I’m wondering the same thing. Like how’s he writing backwards?
@@IonVladutu they mentioned it before that he writes normally and then they just flip the video
However I'm confused that after flipping the video the right hand rule still works with what should be the flipped left hand..
Great discussion. Flipping the video horizontally means everything I write works out just fine, EXCEPT for the right hand rule. I had to relearn it with my left hand and still make a modification for "into" or "out of" the board. Quite frankly it took a few tries.
Cheers,
Dr. A
But what about the direction of the Current I and the direction of q wich could be an electron? Inverse directions! Thanks
احسنت عاشت ايدك شرح رائع فقط اريد ان اعرف كيف تكتب هل هذه شاشه ؟
Glass dry erase.
Long live the sky vacuum....in your mind !!
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@@yoprofmatt get google translate to ask for scientific evidence of gravity 👍
Hii sir I am from India
Welcome aboard. Lots of Fandersons from India on here. Wishing much love to come your way!
Cheers,
Dr. A