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**BaDshaH** · 05-28-2023, 11:02 AM

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Duration: 10 h | Video: DivX 5 720x480 | Audio: MP3 48 kHz 2ch | 10,6 GB | Language: English

The study of Electricity and Magnetism in Physics is challenging for most students because the concepts usually involve higher math that requires the problems to be fully understood prior to starting work. In addition, the concepts always involve invisible electric and magnetic fields which are hard to visualize for most students.
This DVD course begins by explaining every topic in great detail using a variety of illustrations and practical examples. The core topics are all taught by working fully worked example problems which help the student review for exams and build homework problem solving skills.
Every problem is fully worked with no steps skipped. The easiest way to learn physics is to learn-by-doing, and this is what this DVD set provides.

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All topics on this DVD are taught by working example problems. There are no traditional lectures of background material that won't help you solve problems and improve your skills. We believe in teaching-by-doing and that is what you will receive by watching this DVD. Undetermined coefficients is explained, for example, by working many problems in step-by-step detail. We begin with the easier problems and work our way up to the harder problems.
The student immediately gains confidence, does not get bored, and quickly feels like he or she can conquer the material. This method is extremely powerful and has proven itself time and again. Perhaps most importantly, problem solving skills are honed early on that will help with homework and taking exams even after watching the very first lesson.

ContentsDisk 1
Sect 1: The Capacitor
Sect 2: Capacitor Problems
Sect 3: Capacitors in Circuits, Part 1
Sect 4: Capacitors in Circuits, Part 2
Sect 5: Energy Storage in a Capacitor
Disk 2
Sect 6: Capacitors with a Dielectric, Part 1
Sect 7: Capacitors with a Dielectric, Part 2
Sect 8: Electric Current and Current Density, Part 1
Sect 9: Electric Current and Current Density, Part 2
Sect 10: The Magnetic Field
Sect 11: Magnetic Force on a Charged Particle, Part 1
Sect 12: Magnetic Force on a Charged Particle, Part 2
Disk 3
Sect 13: Equations of an Orbiting Charge in a Magnetic Field
Sect 14: Magnetic Confinement and the Earth's Aurora
Sect 15: Orbiting Charges in a Magnetic Field
Sect 16: Magnetic Force on a Current Carrying Wire, Part 1
Sect 17: Magnetic Force on a Current Carrying Wire, Part 2
Sect 18: Magnetic Force on a Current Carrying Wire, Part 3
Sect 19: Magnetic Torque on a Current Loop (Electric Motors)

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