Coulomb's Law - Square of Charges Example

One of the hardest questions in all of physics E&M is to calculate the net force on a square of charges. This video explains how to do this example.

[@NaseemAkhtar-q5p]

Sir plz keep continue making this type of series for every topic.. you never know how much you are helping us out more than our professors!!!🥺

[@danthetutor2624]

Thanks! I was a student once too. I know the pain.

[@Andrew-gl6kd]

the best explanation i have come across. thank you so much!!!

[@danthetutor2624]

That’s because I am the best! Glad you liked it.

[@udehjosiahsnowwhite7761]

@@danthetutor2624thank you so much for this video.. I have watched more than four different videos on this but still don’t get it.

[@udehjosiahsnowwhite7761]

I have a similar question can I drop it for you sir?

[@danthetutor2624]

@@udehjosiahsnowwhite7761 I can’t say no to a student. Go ahead.

[@udehjosiahsnowwhite7761]

@@danthetutor2624 thank you so much sir
ABCD is a square of 0.04m side. Charges 16 x 10-9, -16 x 10-9
and 32 x 10-9 coulomb are placed at the points A, C and D respectively. Find the electric field strength at point B.

[@Mexo_]

Great video and series!

[@ChalaBona-rm9qr]

❤ love it! Sir! Helped me a lot!

[@jamesruka6613]

really helpful

[@AmanuelAbare]

Hi are you fine how are i am very thank you you are god teacher please go a head