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omg this is amazing saved my life

Why do they make us learn this shit even? What is the point of this nonsense.

Tienes que hacer review de todos los temas de física están asombroso los videos!! Great job!

that was a very good explanation. i have been trying to explain this type of problem to my son and i got confused about which variable to integrate. have you done a video on uniform ring or disk charge?

Thank you

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Thank you You have no idea how much this video may change everything. Something you said so simple that I havent thought of in 15+ years

Thank you so much!! I totally understood the concept and am able to apply it on my homework questions 🤓

The second slide is wrong no? If you use the right hand rule and follow the arrow it goes the opposite direction.

Ugh, that's what I've been doing wrong: I keep forgetting that third step. Separate, integrate, _celebrate!_

this really is the ultimate review

Thank you sir! Really loved the derivation I really hate the idea of memorizing the formula and use it anyway even if you don't know how it came

Did you upload and privated the 3rd part, the next video?

amazing explanation

I Loved this video! Very thanks!

You're reviews are awesome! Thank you so much

Youre voice is royy from that jackie chan movie... sorry bout spelling

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Achievement unlocked: Mastering Gauss' Law

I'm not sure that the absolute value of a definite integral is equal to integrating the absolute value inside of it. Timecode: 7:27. Maybe, I got something out of my sight.

University really over-complicates EVERYTHING.

THANK YOU.

The CZcams channel our Changing Climate is incredibly biased too, where it seems like in his mind all the climate problems and wrongs are from a certain group of people.

it's 2 am, i'm sweating nervously coz exam's in 6 hours and i thought a dog was entering our house (we have no dogs) and almost panicked lmaoo 20:21

gauss's law never been easier

thank you

Hmmmm. Help me out here - is there a good way to oppose the idea that temp changes are actually an artifact of urbanization?

Hey David! Earlier today I watched your Work and Energy lectures on the Khan Academy MCAT, and loved them. It was like a rap physics lecture, the beat went so hard for me. Loved it So I went to see if you had a CZcams channel, and found this. I binge watched the philosophy/critical thinking/non-physics videos, and have loved them all a ton! I think they're thought out very well, and that kind of content is right up my alley. I love that you're kind to both sides, represent arguments fairly, and define your terms. I'm super excited to read the book. Two things I wanted to say: - Is there anywhere I could find your beats used for the lectures? Unironically I would listen to them more - I see you don't post philosophy content too often, I'd really love to hear more of your thoughts on stuff. Also, I'd be interested in a reading list if you feel there are some books in particular that most shaped your way of thinking. Another thing about the Conflation of Rights. While I agree the four or five independent definitions of the word 'right' is indeed likely playing an independent causal role in logical fallacies and arguments, I suspect that the ego, and one's identity, is actually at the root. For example, your Orange Man Bad fallacy may actually most stem from someone identifying with the Orange Man in some way, and then what we identify with, we protect, because that identity has helped us in some way. Like providing organization to the world, meaning, or a sense of purpose. And we defend things that are good and help us, and protect that from others that want to harm what we view as good. I'm not sure the confusion about the particular connotation of 'right' is soley what's happening. I do think it matters though. If I tell myself "I can't exercise today" and my lifting friend says, "No, you just don't want to exercise today" there's a part of me that's like "ahhh shoot, yeah you're right" and feel a little embarrassed, and I'm a little more intellectually and emotionally honest with myself. I think me using the word 'can't' is just my logical brain being hijacked by the emotional part of me that doesn't want to, and latches onto the closet word to articulate that feeling. So my point is that while I agree differing definitions (and conceptions and experiences) associated with words is at the root of at least 80% of arguments I've seen, I also feel that our subconscious seeks to defend the identity (our political party) and hijacks the logical brain to select for certain arguments to support it.

Literally never comment but this video was the main reason I got a 5 if we had these for every subject easy 5s in all APs

You tube suggested one of his videos. I watched just a few minutes and thought « hey this guy is biased » I looked up his chanel and saw I was right.

dead serious i got a 5 because of this video

How do we get the law V=k.. Q/r from this law V=k.E/Q

u are the best

Dude, this is legendary! Keep up the good work! 🔥

"I come up, you like 'is this guy again, what do you want'." laughed pretty loud at that in the library 😂

Thanks this was helpful

Thank you so much. Such a great explaining.

Best video on this I have found! Thank you!

wow thank you so much, i never really understood the biot savart law but now i do. you explained it so easy and showed many examples, just amazing dude!!

physics 2 is a bitch bro but less bitch thanks to you

you're the best, this helped so much for my final tmrw

sir drop the short cut for second derivative of a function.

Thanks for video, it's really good for me

can't you just use ampere's law for infinitely long wire? (assuming current is constant)

yo shoutout u gang

What happens if the initial velocity is 0? 30:35

TEST IN 1 HOUR AND I FINALLY UNDERSTAND THANKS DUDE

My guy, I'm about to get in the physics 2 final that I failed last year. This and the amperes law videos helped a lot so if I pass its all thanks to you

Monstrous Biot-Savart's law 👽👺💀 0:10