Griffiths Electrodynamics Problem 2.26: Potential Difference for Hollow Cone of Charge

[@tildedave]

Thanks for writing this out. My approach to this problem used cylindrical coordinates and the other video on youtube uses spherical. I found it your approach to the problem helpful for making sure I had set everything up right. Cheers!

[@sindhukmr8]

Ur videos has been very helpful . Could u please solve all the electrodynamics problems of Griffiths . I could not find solutions after 2.44 ...Thnx

[@dr.merlot1532]

This is why physicists are smarter than Mathematicians. However, this also shows why Mathematicians are smarter than Physicists.

[@archanabk5400]

Sir ur videos are very useful but we must struggle for hearing it bcoz the video has less sound, so plz look over it

[@danielyoung9880]

This was great. Thank you very much

[@macgames11]

You are awesome! So helpful

[@jorgechavez4722]

did you have an extra z when getting cursive r?

[@jorgechavez4722]

OH never mind

[@udaybhattacharjee1979]

15:58 :If you are hardcore u can work it out(waits for a second to give the sarcasm)..... by hand

[@jellyjiggler5311]

nice video!

[@jaysantosh5026]

what are you doing??? surface charge distribution is given you are using volume charge????

[@forsageteamwarrior3784]

Sir please upload all the problems solution of chapter 5 please

[@mukeshchand242]

How can u take radius and height equal.

[@keltonrynard1024]

its in the question

[@merisabahar2278]

What u want to do dude ?? 🙄

[@mehbub0007]

Anyone watching for Jee advanced??

[@libertyperpetuo5866]

Thanks but seriously your videos are too long and meandering. Feels like I’m waiting for you to whisper to your camera until you finally get to the point

[@muneebhasan5464]

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[@AirborneLRRP]

Next time you should sit down before you do the problem and think about what you want to say. There's a lot of mumbling and this video is twice as long than it needs to be. Streamline next time. Practice makes perfect. Overall, not bad.