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sir what happen if we are taken square sample box to find out resistivity then R is directly proportional to length and R is inversly proportional to area but area is equal to length square
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sir, in the formula 'R=(rho×length)/area', does this length depend on the direction of the flowing current in the conductor ? or, the length we will consider must be in the SAME direction of the flowing current in the conductor ? plzzz sir reply.
sir manaaa maaa ragistane inversly proportinal Area But slim wire joo hotaaa haaaa yunaa kyaaa electricity will be fast flow on wire Thik wire electricity flow slow. why ?
sir in your previous lecture u said that electron moves from lower potential to higher but in this lecture u said they move from higher to lower which one is correct ???
Sir you said that if the circuit somehow touches the ground, the circuit is shorted, and we don't get a glowing bulb...but between the powerhouse and our house, there are other houses too where earthing is taking place, so why are our bulbs glowing??
sir if powerhouse supply electricity to our home which are far away from our home so if they are 100km far then my home so sir length is too large so our resistance should also be large so how current will reach ??
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sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
anuj singh thats all about conventional current .. in reality -ve pole of battery is higher potential & +ve pole is lower but we consider the +ve as higher and -ve as lower ! So according to reality electrons at power house have high potential as compared to earth !
sir can we define 1 ohm resistance as : 1 ohm is that resistace when 47 Ampere of current is developed when potential difference of 47 volt is applied accross. becase R=V/I => R=47/47 => R=1.😅🤔
sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
so it means that the more appropriate definition of 1 ohms should be: 1 ohm is that resistance when 'X' Ampere of current is developed when the potential difference of 'X' volt is applied across. because R=V/I => R=X/X => R=1.
sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
I am watching this video on 14th September 2020...Anyone else from 2020....
Also One thing to be mentioned - Rest in peace sir !!!
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sir what happen if we are taken square sample box to find out resistivity then R is directly proportional to length and R is inversly proportional to area but area is equal to length square
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Sir at last formula R2=(n)^2R1.can we use this formula for resistivity also...
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sir, in the formula 'R=(rho×length)/area', does this length depend on the direction of the flowing current in the conductor ? or, the length we will consider must be in the SAME direction of the flowing current in the conductor ? plzzz sir reply.
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sir ,electron moves from higher potential to lower potential or lower potential to higher potential? can you explain me sir.please
sir manaaa maaa ragistane inversly proportinal Area But slim wire joo hotaaa haaaa yunaa kyaaa electricity will be fast flow on wire Thik wire electricity flow slow. why ?
Koi batao ki ye last wala formula hum resitivity kain liye bi use kr sakte hain kya
sir in your previous lecture u said that electron moves from lower potential to higher but in this lecture u said they move from higher to lower which one is correct ???
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Sir you said that if the circuit somehow touches the ground, the circuit is shorted, and we don't get a glowing bulb...but between the powerhouse and our house, there are other houses too where earthing is taking place, so why are our bulbs glowing??
Nice explained sir
Sir resistivity k case m metalsample ko break krne se no.of charge carrier kyu nhi bdlta h
sir if powerhouse supply electricity to our home which are far away from our home so if they are 100km far then my home so sir length is too large so our resistance should also be large so how current will reach ??
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So sir,
Is resistivity dependent on length and area of cross section ?
no
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sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
here is not a potertial
we are simply compress the electron
why are you talk to potential overhere
there is not a difference between electron
Why we did not take jAcosthetha????
Sir (1 meter cube) m electron=10ki power 29 hota h
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Sir agar charges move ni kr rhe hai to fir drift velocity aur collision ka concept fir kyun hai?
@@PradeepKshetrapal sir pls tell me actually mein electron drift velocity se move krte hai ya vibrate krte hai sir i m confused
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28:25 how electron move from higher potential to lower potential . they moves from lower potential to higher potential
anuj singh thats all about conventional current .. in reality
-ve pole of battery is higher potential & +ve pole is lower but we consider the +ve as higher and -ve as lower !
So according to reality electrons at power house have high potential as compared to earth !
what is failure of ohms law ?
in semiconductor materials ohm's law not apply.
this is limitation of ohm's law.
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is this sufficient for neet preparations.
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sir can we define 1 ohm resistance as :
1 ohm is that resistace when 47 Ampere of current is developed when potential difference of 47 volt is applied accross.
becase R=V/I => R=47/47 => R=1.😅🤔
sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
so it means that the more appropriate definition of 1 ohms should be:
1 ohm is that resistance when 'X' Ampere of current is developed when the potential difference of 'X' volt is applied across.
because R=V/I => R=X/X => R=1.
please sir
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sir but sir electron moves from low potential to high potential buy here u r moving electron from high potential to low potential in case of transmission of power from powerhouse to our homes
ok sir thanks for replying me so early
this thing is most confusing
The thing is that , power house has higher potential
thanks sir