Magnetic Force & the Right Hand Rule

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Honestly, I was a bit hesitant to continue because I learned another way of doing it, but this is so much simpler. Thanks

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Concept explained so well! Thank you for going slowly through each example step-by-step, I really understand this now :D

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[@SiouxFallsPhysics]

@freeduckie You are correct that the force on an electron is opposite the force on a proton. But for the last example, lining up the right hand with fingers to the left and thumb out gives a force down for a proton. Since it is an electron, the force on the electron is up.

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This video is 12 years old but still did a well done job, lots of thanks :>

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Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly. All of my professors just breeze through this as fast as possible, and im left thinking...waiiit...whhaaatt??? o.O? I finally get it now... I should have looked for this before I took my midterm lol

[@SiouxFallsPhysics]

Yes, "in" to the screen or page is negative and "out" is positive

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[@MrRegskate]

Thank you so much for this video, this makes a lot more sense now! I have always been frustrated by magnetism and right hand rules etc, but this video renders the concepts understandable to a kindergardener

[@gilllie666]

So does this apposing effect against which way the conductor would like to go and initial work in order to do so create the high to low potential?

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Best video I've found explaining this, thank you!!!!

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sooooo simple and easy to understand compared to my stoooopid notes. THANKS A MILLION

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Fantabulous Explanation Mam . Thanks for the simplified one

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I was taught the right hand rule a different way. It worked fine for first semester of physics, but in E&M the right hand rule that I know confused me. Anyways, I'm so glad I found this!!!

[@gilllie666]

g'day, if i may my question is, if i physically (generating) move a conductor from below flux lines going left to right ie N -> south, to above the flux the current being a negative charge, the current will go into the computer screen, alright fine but the induced current i am creating has its own magnetic field, so at this point following the conductors flux lines tells me that due to the catapult effect the easier direction the conductor wishes to move is down rather than up.

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my exam is in 2Hrs and this helped alot... thanks alot :)

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[@IndesirableShadow]

Do you have examples with left hand? for electrons

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Thank You. The direction worked for my homework.

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I disagree with the third example. When it’s an electron, you need to use your left hand.

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thank you so much for this helpful video! I have a question, how do we find the direction of magnetic field knowing force and velocity vectors with this rule? Instead of force? Thanks!

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Thank you, maam! So much easier to see it done. I kept moving my thumb independently, and now see I have to move hand as a unit. Why is this so much harder than the "harder" stuff? Ugh, oh well. Thanks again.

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Great explanation. Thanks!

[@RandomInternetProfile]

I'm starting to like the 3 finger system better, but this was a great video as practice problems. Thanks.

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thank you very much for the help!!!!!!!! it was very helpful :) specially that last thing about negative charges!!!!!

[@idobenlulu3647]

that last thing u showed about where the magnetic force is with the negative charge moving , is wrong. The force direction is downwards.

[@BRNEWITT]

Ido Ben Lulu The force would be down if the situation was done with a positive charge. A negative charge always experiences a force opposite a positive charge, though, so the actual force acting on the charge is up.

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Ido Ben Lulu I agree..

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[@SiouxFallsPhysics]

The fingers represent the magnetic field; the direction of the palm represents the direction of the force on the particle

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