Fleming's left hand rule

Let's solve problems on finding the direction of the force on a moving charge in a magnetic field. We will use Fleming's left-hand rule for this.
Created by Mahesh Shenoy

[thatissofetch.]

i cramped my hand in the exam hall, thanks fleming

[palak]

How well have u explained the reason behind the left hand rule! Awesome! This channel is of another level.

[AhmedKhan-ql]

Extraordinary teacher, breaking down complex ideas and concepts in such approachable manner it's truly appreciating

[esprit.]

Lol We learned it as
Father ( force)
Mother ( magnetic field)
Child ( current )

[vaskarkumardutta]

Deriving the directions from newton's 3rd law is easier than doing this fingerplay sorcery

[namraaah]

I loved this video.thank god for khan academy

[vineetchaturvedi]

Can't we have better way than the Fleming's left hand rule!

[nallanakrishnaveni]

I didn't understand how south pole experiences the force outwards? Some one please explain ( 4:13 )

[arshhiyasinha]

4:12 I didn't understand why the South pole didn't experience a force into the screen, and why out of the screen. Please explain Sir

[anmol]

absolutely amazing now I'll tell my friends also bout this

[geetugupta]

This video made me realize that I never ever moved/stretched my left hand fingers😂
PS:Yeah It's paining ....lol

[amarchari]

you said that the magnetic field lines never touch and they combine when put nearer then wont the magnetic field of the wire and the poles combine???

[goldy_on_pc]

when u walk up to a 10/10 in club and trow these gang signs

[lyrico._.]

According to the 3rd law the force will have a equal and opposite reaction right..? Then both of those will be cancelled out thus making the force on wire equal to zero.. Please help me here...!!!

[areesha]

Sir how did you make all those drawings. Is there any app

[gleambrite]

Is the Force direction described an attraction force or repellling force?

[geetugupta]

At 9:25, but from the right thumb rule, it can't happen right, how can there be an angle lesser than 90 between the magnetic field and current...?

[kornie]

5:46 is from where flemings rule is explained

[logaeshwaran.m]

I used to remember it as IBM
I for Current
B for mangectic field
M for motion or force

[tabangatluak]

Why does a wire carrying the current produces magnetic field?