How to get electric potential from electric field

[@kiofael]

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[@jasonwu5062]

Answered some of my confusions, quick and clear. Love this!

[@hi.996]

Wow wow wow Excellent explanation.. To the point ☝️ My doubts are now clear Now I can solve numericals easily Love from India ( IIT JEE aspirant)

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[@devendran2980]

Really helpful... Interesting to lisent ur lesson... Ur writing in glass is attractive

[@caiarcosbotias1710]

Hi: At 10:29, shouldn't the reference point be ra so that the voltage is negative as explained before? Thanks!

[@jvillalobos6988]

lifesaver epic video! always great when you answer in general form since with that you can answer more questions in real life!

[@yoprofmatt]

That's the goal. Glad to be of help. Keep up with the physics! Cheers, Dr. A

[@공민지-h9y]

Omg is he writing everything in mirrored way?? That's insane !!

[@edouardfinet7887]

thank you for being so explicit :)

[@nic741]

This should be titled electric potential of a point charge placed at the origin where r^prime=0 . The general one needs a seperation vector

[@vanshajkochar9482]

Great Explanation Prof :) Will there be videos on Dielectrics and conductance

nice way to transfer curent without sparking de surcuit.

[@yoprofmatt]

Carol Lessard, You're very welcome. Glad you're enjoying the videos. You might also like my new site: www.universityphysics.education Cheers, Dr. A

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[@ammarturky5402]

Thanks a lot Prof

[@yoprofmatt]

You're very welcome. Keep up with the physics. Cheers, Dr. A

[@ungodlygrace3216]

thank you for this :)

[@MurasakiBubble]

Omg does he write backwards?

[@swetachatterjee464]

No it's a glass

[@FahadAli-gc1vt]

MurasakiBubble probably yes😲

[@dae2530]

I think the video was flipped (mirrored) horizontally. ;-) i.imgur.com/Gck4GTy.png

[@yusuf_kizilkaya]

@@dae2530 you are right, that's also why he appears to be writing with his left hand

[@mariateresaabanes5833]

Sir, can you share some electric field calculations examples using electric potential? Thank youuuu

[@yoprofmatt]

Maria Teresa Abanes, Yes, working on it. Thanks for the comment, and keep up with the physics! You might also like my new website: www.universityphysics.education Cheers, Dr. A

[@mariateresaabanes5833]

@@yoprofmatt thank you sir!

[@ruderadiant1468]

​@@mariateresaabanes5833 can you solve my one doubt For given E=2xi + 2yj , find the potential at (x, y) if V at origin is 5 volt as we know we get electric field[ 3 d] by partial differentiating potential and if we have to find potential we have to integrate electrtic field function but we will not get some of the term containing other variables[ like not getting y and z while integrating with respect to x] while integrating then how will we find the exact potential function

[@dhritishmanhazarika3894]

Doesn't he look like Ryan Reynolds?

[@adana01]

E. dl should be written instead of E.ds

[@fyuq367]

isterse dx alsın. fark etmez ?