Coulomb's law

[not_scared_of_peanuts]

This explanation is exactly what I was looking for, my professor, textbook and other YouTube videos did not help. Many Thanks!

[wissnergross]

The charge of neutral particle is zero. And when you multiply any number by zero, you still get zero. So there's zero force. Hope that helps!

[anoyingvoice]

Imma just work at McDonald's for the rest of my life...

[sondao]

Thank you for doing such a great job explaining this, so much more helpful than my sh*tty teacher that I have to pay thousands for... Anyway thanks again :)

[swiifer]

thank you!
wish my teacher was this clear and concise

[paulrozy]

you're a very good teacher.
very clear, but not to the point where it's too slow.

[johnkim]

Concise, and very helpful. Thank you!

[totallyfrozen]

Thats a lot of info in 4 minutes. Bravo! Thank you.

[mohibnuristani]

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[danielbigtiger]

Very helpful. The only thing missing in the video was multiplying the denominator (4pi epsilon^2 by r2) in the formula of coulombs law.

[aspektn.]

Seen once. Shall be seen again. Great vid.

[JohnSmith-fvkm]

short and easily understandable! thank you!

[kuldeeprana]

Very helpful video for school going children☺☺☺☺☺

[zmhsn]

thank you so much! this video was insightful and very helpful!

[xxbighotshotxx]

this is excellent. thank you very much for explaining this in such a short time!

[emlynn]

Thank you this is exactly what I have been looking for!

[Eremenatar]

This was very helpful, so much more helpful than my physics professors's explanation.

[amiralmaz]

very good explanation helped me a lot, thank you

[brooke]

thank you! needed an easy to understand explanation

[EgzonNikqiFB]

One of the best videos explaining science. Thanks.