Electromotive Force and Potential Difference

In this video, you will the definition of electromotive force (e.m.f.) and potential difference (p.d.).
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[@MrOsei-me8jr]

Well done. Perfectly explained.

[@user-tk8tb1rh8z]

Well done!! You explained it very well. Also never thought of a circuit like a running track, what a way to see it!

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[@dtwagner0]

Are you writing backwards?

[@Aaliyah_Matyevna]

Camera things you know.

[@akshayam6177]

Thank u.I understood emf well now

[@jianhaowu7368]

you gotta find a better combination of your marker and glass board.

[@titustajewo-tx7bb]

Thank you I have I understand

[@ericaese6603]

Tank u

[@dorcaschiwanda1054]

This was beautifully executed

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[@nchls3747]

Nah how’d u write backwards so smoothly

[@godiyadawizoakah6163]

Got something clearified

[@milesharahap5415]

Why, at the end, is the PD from a to b 5V?

[@TabernacleTube]

🙏😊

[@gokucrafter9456]

How could you write mirrored?

[@qualquan]

Pathetic. Man is confused
EMF and Voltage are the same. They are neither force nor energy.