Kirchhoff's 2nd Law - A Level Physics
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- This video introduces and explains Kirchhoff's Second Law for A Level Physics.
Kirchhoff's 2nd Law (sometimes called Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, Kirchhoff's Loop Rule or Kirchhoff's Mesh Law) states that the sum of emfs is equal to the sum of the p.d.s around any closed loop in an electrical circuit.
This will help you to understand Kirchhoff's 2nd Law when you consider the conservation of energy in a circuit.
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This video is recommended for anyone studying A Level Physics in the following exam boards:
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So does this mean that the amount of energy a charged particle takes from the cell is only going to be equal to the amount of energy required to get through a resistor/other energy-taking components of a circuit?
Your use of analogies really help me remember information, like the ones you did for identifying the positive and negative terminals on the cell, and Kirchoffs First Law. Really helpful, thanks!
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Can you include practise questions in your videos please. Like my GCSE Science? Thanks.
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So how would I actually define the law in an exam?
***** The sum of e.m.f.s equals the sum of p.d.s around a closed loop in a circuit.
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Is potential difference the same even though the resistors have different resistance????
no, it depends on the resistance of the resistor
Is that why batteries stop working? The charge runs out?
I mean emf
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Are the 1st and 2nd law the same or 2 different types of laws? I'm having confusion if Kirchhoffs circuit law & Kirchhoffs law of circuit and voltage are considered as being the same or not. Can you please tell me?
+Dini shire Ahmed Shire They are different laws. 1st Law is Current. 2nd Law is Voltage.
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