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Electric Potential and Dipole
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Duration: 3.55 Min
 
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Duration: 4.55 Min
 
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Module - 17 Solved Example-5
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Module - 18 Solved Example-6
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Module - 19 Solved Example-7
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Module - 20 Solved Example-8
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Module - 21 Solved Example-9
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Duration: 2.56 Min
 
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Duration: 6.03 Min
 
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Duration: 2.12 Min
 
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Duration: 3.08 Min
 
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Duration: 3.26 Min
 
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Duration: 2.22 Min
 
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Duration: 3.31 Min
 
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Duration: 2.14 Min
 
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Module - 39 Electric Dipole
Duration: 2.55 Min
 
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Duration: 10.48 Min
 
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Duration: 3.27 Min
 
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Duration: 3.19 Min
 
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  1.  
  2. Explane why in the direction if electric field potential decreases
    8 years ago by Nitesh Guleria
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    because dv/dr = -E you can see that if E is positive potential decreases with r.
    8 years ago by Ajay Sabarish

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  4. Work ia a path function so it should depend upon path
    8 years ago by Nitesh Guleria
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    but work done by conservative forces are path independent and electrostatic force is a conservative force
    8 years ago by Ajay Sabarish
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    Work is a path function in case of first law of thermodynamics... here we are dealing with conservative electric field where it only depend upon initial and final positions...
    8 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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