Atoms and Coulomb's Law | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M16-03

[@georgegeorges6727]

Hey Prof. Anderson, I’m a recent university graduate, and I’ve been watching your videos to refresh my knowledge of introductory physics. Your lectures are very high quality and easy to follow, so I wanted to thank you so much for making these videos publicly available on KZbin. My physics is really rusty, and these videos have been immensely helpful for me to brush up on what I learned over five years ago! Also, one quick note: it looks like you made a small arithmetic error: 18 x 10^(-9) = 1.8 x 10^(-8), not 1.8 x 10^(-10). :)

[@yoprofmatt]

Glad you're enjoying them. And great catch on the mistake. Cheers, Dr. A

[@yopenzo]

@@yoprofmatt ehm, 9x3 is 27, not 18. :)

[@stillchris4171]

Excellent series Matt! A masterful mix of subject area knowledge, a profound pedagogical gift, the magic of writing backwards, and of course that stage presense as Wilbur Turnblad that we all remember!

[@gameofwar8221]

Are u writing on the glass board from left to right?

[@RealEverythingComputers]

Thanks for the great explanation!

[@Noufa_R2021]

Dear at 4:46 you wrote m^2 yet you do not have area in the formula? If you power the radius "r" into ^2 then the result will be at first dimension meter, cm, mm, miro etc. not m square

[@aschalewnigussie-m2i]

Well done.

[@shreeraam8312]

Sir,which is the best book for electricity and magnetism??

[@batuyild]

giancoli

[@maayandieditz2567]

Its 2.7 times 10 to the power -8, its not 10 to the power -10

[@yopenzo]

Anderson, even if you don't answer me (playing possum, ya?!), 9x3 is always 27 and not 18. Cheeeers. :)

[@yoprofmatt]

Yep, just keeping you on your toes. Cheers, Dr. A

[@yopenzo]

@@yoprofmatt I figured it out ... maybe... :) In any case, I congratulate you on your commitment, your excellent work that I follow with great pleasure and good profit. Thank you very much!