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The most concise explanation of this topic I've ever seen. I've finally got it. Thank You!

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Thank you Dr. Anderson for your professional presentation of complex Physics principles which you masterfully teach and explain without inundating the learner with excessive mathematical rabbit trails. To be clear, mathematics is at the heart of all science but having an ability to explain those phenomena for comprehension is just as important as the mathematical definitions. All too often I see other academics that are unable to explain the practical "how's" and "why's" of physical phenomena and get bogged down in the weeds of excessive mathematical definitions. You demonstrate the perfect balance of the mastery of Physics and the mathematics with the ability to explain it in a wonderfully understandable manner. Bravo and my hats off to you sir!

this Prof, very calm very professional.

I don't know how much i love Matt. You are a wonderful person. Allah will bless you, Surely. Thank you.

5 mins in and you already cleared up so much for me. Thank you sooooo much for this video

Amazing video! I think the answer at 19:12 is actually: -2.30*10^-8

Hello, im just confused, why is the the representation always done in planar coordinates system. Is it in reality should be in 3D Dimensional space?

Very well explained Sir Anderson!!

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I love the long video series, the short segments don't allow my brain to make the connection correctly. Amazing Vids

ty so much sir u teach really really well Ty so much for saving my physics as now physics is no more a burden to me I am understanding everything ty so much doing great work and good wishes to u Sir from india 😊

Love it, thank you Professor!

Im in 9th grade and he explained it so well that I understand most of it! This is really interesting stuff, thank you for teaching it so well.

شكرا لك يابروفيسور .لقد استفدنا من شرحك.

Appreciate the lecture, Professor! Currently taking a self-paced physics course through my university, and this really helped give me an understanding of the reading material.

Thanks, yours class it's help me alot.

great teacher thanks from London

What happens if a negative charge is placed inside the positively charged hollow sphere?

+Matt Anderson THANK YOU!! And also, love the glass board. You make my textbook look so easy. By the way, is there any textbook you recommend for E&M? Right now we are using a mixture of Wiley and Cummings Understanding Physics and Giancolli, but the problems are so much harder than the chapters and I don't know how to bridge the gap.

40:00 what about non intersecting field lines?

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Is the transfer of material from your hand to the glass due to mass transfer ie concentration gradient?

Great Class

What type of board is that?

Thank god for this guy. My professor doesn’t even go through examples.

So the Q3 value is negative meaning that 'x' line is unnecessarily a Cartesian coordinate line?

Best teacher best teacher

Thank You from India.

Reyiz eline sağlık bu zor günlerde sayende sınava giriyoz. Sir, Very appreciate for your pains. Thanks to your videos, I am working to midterms with you on that hard days

I have seen a definition of field strength = F/Q, but why is that? why not F/(2Q)? or F/Q2?, is this word "strength" related to stress-strength as in mechanics?

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@20:11 why have you not included the negative sign next to the answer? While it is present in the simplified formula

Okay. I can not study due to think of your amazing board i watched the video which explain wrong writing but.. IT'S AN AMAZING IDEA! You are such a genius professor. Thanks for everything :)

actually the words you are writing on the glass were observed by us in correct order and that means you are writing the letters on that side of the glass in reverse way is that true or is there any other reason for that.....please reply

You are going to popular in india . And you know the big population of the country ☺️

36:34 The answer is 4.5x10^-22 N.

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After watching this video my brain can absorb the concepts like a sponge!

hey Sir, my mom is a teacher in arts section she wanted to start a channel as well i can see that you recorded this in studio how much did this setup cost ? love your videos really helpful :D

Thank you for these lectures!

thank you for Mr. professor but really me and my friends would really like to have a lecture of dipole moments and polarization. otherwise we appreciate for the services you render to us

Doesnt it look strange mirrored @matt?

Hats off .. best teacher

Good 👍 explanation

thank you, Sir!

19^2 supposed to be 19*2 or 19*19?

Another first class+++ lesson in physics by Matt. His students are very lucky to have him. If I ever pop across the pond to LA way I will have a few beers with Prof Matt. On me of course. 19:41 --> 18 x 10^-9 = 1.8 x 10^-8 (Not 1.8 x 10^-10)

Great lecture BTW, thank you.

Nice and very helful

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I skipped like half of the year because I was having health issues and I'm trying to catch up and this is blowing my mind. I forgot how much I loved physics

These lectures are really helpful. Cheers mate from Australia

29:44 how can we prove that two marked angles are equal without assuming that the angle between F2 and F1 is 90°

By design or otherwise you have hit the right pace. I think all STEM subjects should be taught at your pace.

The Vector analysis and vector calculus play an essential role to describe the scenario. Especially the breakdown component along unit vector, I am not able to tell what' s going on without them.

This is incredibly amazing and your so helpful. How ever I think at 18:59 you were supposed to use 27 instead of 18.since 9*3=27 Thanks again for the great explainations +Matt Anderson

Why couldn't you just take the square root of f1 and f2 to get f3? Why did we need to break them up individually into x and y components?

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Thank you for explaining.

thanks professor

is the unit should be N/C at the last part

This for bsc course right?

Cheers from India...!

Hi I want to ask something, I may sound stupid. Do electric fields superimpose like waves? Because it would affect the resultant force on an object if it does

perfect teacher and thanks

thank you you have really help me you just simplimized it for me

wonderful lecture

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incredible! just incredible as you can mirror every alphabets!

Thank You! I am an amateur student from Slovakia.

Just realised he is writing backwards! That’s some skill.

True GOAT

Where can I find more complicated examples for Coulomb force?

With the charge, do you mean an atom with a different number of electrons than protons? Or can be also something else be charged than an atom?

At 19:59 surely that should be 2.7 x 10^(-8)?