Electric Potential vs Electric Potential Energy Made Easy (Part 1)

[isaacgoldenberg]

Literally the only person who is able to explain this concept

[muhammadrustamkhan]

I can you have inculcated this concept in my mind .... I am simply pleased and you not just pure love but pure blessings for many like me...

[justinlee]

HOLY CRAP LIFESAVER ALERT OMY I COULDNT UNDERSTN THIS TOPIC FOR LIKE HOURS AND YOU APPEARED

[payalwashere]

WOW! Thank you so so much for taking the time to make these videos! They have helped me out so much, I love your enthusiasm and just how easily you explain complex topics! Thank you thank you!!

[LeastInferior]

WOW! I'm blown away at how it is soooo easy to understand this. After watching both parts of your video I can confidently say that I completely and clearly understand the difference between: electric potential, electric electric potential energy, potential difference/voltage. you just earned yourself a new SUBSCRIBER! Keep making more videos, you're one of the best teachers I've ever had ~ and that's an understatement.

[roro]

Bless your soul my kaplan books sucked at explaining this concept

[icelordotis]

You are an amazing teacher! Love the way you say “moves” too lol

[teedos]

Incredible video. Thanks brudda. Bird up.

[dezhiliu]

its embarrassing how i never understood them until this video

[kai-rrzm]

great vid but you didn't really have to yell.

[dom]

I have a question. For Electric Potential Energy, can't we just use the formula we used previously (kqQ /r) ?

[BoxerDogs]

At 8:52, you said that "positively charged particles always like to go to regions of lower electric potential." Couldn't you say the same about negatively charged particles, if you had a negative 10 C charge on the left, and a negative 3 C charge on the right?