Magnetic Field Midway between Two Wires

[AKLECTURES]

hmm. you would still need to take the algebraic sum of the two magnetic fields created by the two wires. so first find the magnitude of both fields and then the direction. If they point in the same direction at the point of interest, then add them. If they point in the opposite direction, subtract them. hope that helps.

[bharvipatel]

You made studying for the MCATS much easier! Thank you !

[AKLECTURES]

Hi Bharvi!

Very happy to hear that :D Hope you do/did well on the exam!

[xTNPxDEVOTED]

I think I love you. Impeccable explanation of everything and very easy to follow/understand. Well done.

[AKLECTURES]

Thats great to hear! That was the intention :) Hated professors who went too quickly

[aoihana]

thank you so much. Big up yourself, you are a gift. - physics teacher from Jamaica

[ceasersherniateddisk]

I appreciate the information, hypothetically I have a chance to pass my exam now

[kwd]

Thank you very much, you are helped me alot

[MallynMendez]

omg this was actually really helpful! Thanks!!!

[nuramieza]

At what point on the line joining the wires is the magnetic field zero?

[rosasmith]

whats the direction of the total magnetic field

[ryan_machine]

So if the currents were both going UP the wire (in the same direction), the equation for the total magentic field would be B1-B2 ??

[audeliaarasheben]

"Smack in the middle" 😂

Thanks

[rabbit__moon_]

What if the wires are perpendicular? (hoping you answer this before tonight :( )

[boerketje]

thanks! My brains have the time to analyze it because you're not going too fast =)

[leviterande]

wów be glad your lucky, your pecs are developed, I have very flat pecs eventhough I trained for a long time.. genetics.. but srsly you haven't bench pressing before?

[WernTheDRUID]

Learning physics WITH eye candy??? thanks andy

[AKLECTURES]

lol i swam for fifteen years of my life. swam in college as well. so that would explain it ; )
but gym? no i dont like the gym

[StereoSoundAgent]

@3:29 *0.05[m], simple slip of the tongue.

[tangled]

Is it possible that we have two wires of a different current flowing through them?
Btw, thank you alot! Your videos help me a lot, 'cause my teacher is going too fast.