Electric potential charge configuration | Physics | Khan Academy

In this video David shows how to find the total electric potential at a point in space due to multiple charges. Created by David SantoPietro.
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YEES I did it I finished it .. now on to circuits

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Excellent Video!

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Thanks God I found this vid! 💝

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[@henrysteele9840]

I personally really dislike the skipping over writing out the values. The pauses in Sal's videos as he wrote helped give you time to absorb what was happening as you're learning a new concept. I have to pause and rewind David's videos quite often (I should note I'm by no means particularly dense or slow). If you're really that impatient you can always increase the playback speed.

[@diabloplayer75]

I agree, the few extra moments it takes Sal to write out an equation is helpful for learning. The edited versions like these, which are quite crisp and nice, feels less natural/ lowers my own retention. Sort of like an uncanny valley effect, for learning.
I still find David's videos to be the best for this stuff, just have to watch them twice.

[@danoconnor4452]

I agree, but this is nothing compared to CrashCourse physics lol

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