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Pendahuluan Elektrostatika, Jenis Muatan dan Hukum Coulomb (Fisika SMA/MA Sagufindo kls XII smt 1)

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yo yo assalamualaikum warahmatullah

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wabarakatuh Good morning Hello how are you, little

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brother, studying, of course, everyone is still

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in good health, right? Well, this time

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we meet again to continue the

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material about electrostatics, well, according

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to the origin of the word here, yes, there is

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electro, yes, and there is statics, yes,

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So if electro means

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everything related to

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electricity, of course, then statics

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is still, well, That means if

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electrostatics

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is the science of physics and the decline of yellow

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physics that studies electricity

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that is in a state of rest, yes, or

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charges, yes, the focus will be there,

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yes, charges in a state of rest, well,

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to learn more or

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before going there, what exactly are

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we going to learn in this discussion, of

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course, the emergence of

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electrical processes, electrical processes

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actually start from the presence of

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charges, yes, the presence of charges that interact with each other,

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yes, we can, we

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can start this discussion with Eh

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Saturday, yes, the first is the types of

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charges, yes, yes, types of charges

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Hi, well, kefir, types of charges, yes,

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types of eyes, Well, we know that

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there are two types of charges, first

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in a positive charge, so the

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positive charge that we call it what is a

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Proton, yes, the positive charge of the Proton,

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then the negative charge does not agree

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as an electron, yes, the electron is a proton and an

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electron, well, actually this is what will

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contribute, yes,

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contribute to

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electrical events, yes, these 22 types of charges, so

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starting from

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these two types of charges, in the end,

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it's like what are the names of

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events in nature,

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indeed the Almighty's treasure has

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created everything in

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pairs Widya, there is a positive that we

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call a Proton, there is a negative that we

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call an electron, well, between the

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proton and the electron, this is what

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will interact,

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interact so that the second one

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we can write there is an

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interaction, yes, interaction, yes, charge,

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okay, well, interaction, well, how is

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the interaction between these two charges,

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whether different or the same,

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using this, we need to understand the

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first one, try, if I have what is a

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positive charge, yes, only have a

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positive charge, here

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Deni has a positive charge, then there

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I have a negative charge, namely a

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negative charge, he means this is a Proton,

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this is an electron, well, if Proton with

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electronics, it's natural to want to eat, yes, he attracts,

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yes, he attracts give until

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if this later we will describe it means

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he will experience a pulling force in

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that direction well this if later the discussion

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is related to force then later for the

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next like that but here

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just for introduction we have

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this F for example A is Eva Eva well then

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I named that one B well that

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so this is called Eva bi-7 he is

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pulled

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Hi so it will be positive and negative

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happy yes he is attracted like that well

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while B is also like that yes B

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he is attracted there and there his name is so

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f okay FB yes FB Anggito yes FB eh that

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between FB and FB this is the same size

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yes the pulse there but the direction is different

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with the interaction for two charges

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that are not the same well what if

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the charge is the same for example I have a

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positive charge like that then this age is

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also positive Oh I see yes positive with

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positive like it or not Gana he

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runs if he doesn't want to run away

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running closer yes running

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away ngaji

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Hi this we give the name with a then

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there we give the name b like that so the

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name is B this dp is also moving away

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Well that's the message is evade that

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FB there The name is FB So this FB is

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read as evaded, these

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are the forces experienced by a

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due to the influence of charge B and vice versa.

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This is the force experienced by B due to

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the influence of a for well of course between a

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and b there is a distance

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Usually we give it the name er like that Well

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later we will discuss it in detail well

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next What if the charges are

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both negative yes the same yes this is negative

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go I am also confused this besides there is a

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negative charge too like this This

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Ajun's name is Abin just unlock it yes the number

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above it is good to download YouTube Well what is

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this also doesn't want to Oh if he doesn't

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want to then he runs there Oh his name doesn't

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want to like that his name finally what do we name it

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with FB yeah that One is also FB a

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okay yes bea here F eh like that Well this is

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the interaction that occurs naturally that

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occurs naturally in nature of

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course eh what is the name of the internet up

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due to the interaction between

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these two charges which will later

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become the beginning of the discussion on

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electrostatics this map the second one

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is finished so this is the type of charge already like

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that yes what type of interaction between charges

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already well next is this we

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discuss What's up with this yes after we are

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clear there is an interaction like this How many

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the magnitude of that net we enter in the

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next part the third is the

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force, yes, the Coulomb force is written

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like this, oh Kowloon, well,

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maybe it seems like the Kulon style

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reads it as Kulomang, reads it as

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Coulomb, well, what is the Coulomb force actually?

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Amin force, yes, this Coulomb force actually

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starts from this explanation. Well,

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this is what is the name of what has been

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implemented by Charles

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Agustin Kulom, yes, Charles Agustin Coulomb

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when conducting experiments. So,

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the magnitude of the attractive force or repulsive force is

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because there are two forces, namely

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the details of the attractive force and the complete repulsive force, the attractive force

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and repulsive force that occur

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between two charges are

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proportional to the

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respective charges. So, if during

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this experiment, this column

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concludes that the force, yes,

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these forces are symbolized by F, yes,

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this attractive force is attractive, yes, the

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attractive force or repulsive force between

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two charges is called FC, yes, the

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Coulomb force is proportional to the magnitude of the

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respective charges Q1 and Q2. Well, if

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there are two charges, yes, if there are

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two fruit load well next the column

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also concluded that the forces

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that occur during the interaction

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are inversely proportional yes so

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inversely proportional to the square of

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the distance so the square of the distance is that well that is

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just like this that is

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conveyed by the column so Well the gear

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finally when

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eh what is it called yes the experiment

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was carried out further experiments

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further it turns out that these signs are still

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comparable yes still comparable

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comparable it is not the same as the force is

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not the same as Well finally when

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finished doing the experiment it was calculated

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doing it many times like that yes

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when tested it turns out the magnitude turns

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out the magnitude of the Coulomb force the

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Coulomb force is the same as this is still there

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first this is still there Q1 then multiplied

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by Q2 well inversely proportional to the

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square of the distance we have

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written above but there is a

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constant of comparison yes constant and

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we six Rakan as ka nahi

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first later we will call it Khazanah

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Sis this is what we call the

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cool constant Omnya so Sis this is a

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constant Okay column constant now

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this Kulon constant is how much is nine times

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10 to the power of 9 Well so what is the unit

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oh so many n i n i this distance is

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m which n m to the power of 2 then kulom per

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Kulon square wave card mint two like

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that then Q1 and Q2 Q1 and Q2

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this is the charge ok

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Hi each charge is not like that

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okay each charge watch

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each unit is Coulomb

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as big as and er yes er that is the distance

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Well that is the distance of the two charges the distance of the two charges a the

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unit what is the unit is

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the meter like that This is what is called

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eh or the formula of the coulomb force is

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here from like that of course once

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again we need to remember that

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there are two coulomb forces there is an attractive force and there is a

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repulsive force which Tari is like

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Hi the tol is like this like that key

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eh next Okay next is

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if for example if for example eh

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coulomb force this coulomb force yes

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this coulomb force was for constant

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9 of 10 ^ 9 it is actually the

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coulomb force constant for a vacuum

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that is a vacuum well what if

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for example it is the coulomb force that occurs

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in a material or media that is the

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coulomb force that occurs in a media

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of course the media or material It is believed

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Write down number 4 first, geh,

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number 4 is

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the okay Coulomb force on the media, on the

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media Neng, if it's like this, it means

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that if you are in a vacuum,

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Well, for example, in the media, the

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media certainly has a

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relative permittivity. Yes, this is what

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differentiates one medium and the

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second medium, that is

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relative permittivity, there is a term, let me introduce it

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first, there is a request from the party,

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permittivity David as permittivity which is

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symbolized by

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cce epsilon, yes, epsilon

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relative permittivity first, yes, Latif V, this g is

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symbolized by epsilon rh6 epsilon

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relative permittivity or epsilon er

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shirt, then what exactly is epsilon

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er, relative permittivity time

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epsilon er What is Ria, it is actually the

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ratio between the permittivity

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of the materials that are the

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media for these two charges, right? This is

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called Eha, the permittivity of the epsilon material

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to the permittivity of the vacuum Jati

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to epsilon zero, so if,

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for example, we later want to find a

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network to find the permittivity of the material, please

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= FC Lon zero multiplied by

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epsilon er like that This is the permittivity of the

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material well I city that yes permittivity of the

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material of this game is like that well then

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What about the coulomb force so

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if we write the coulomb force earlier, it

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seems like it is a

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column constant That was earlier well

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actually if we write F it

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will be equal to 1/4 phi Oh I see,

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epsilon 0h South is this this is

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a quarter of pi epsilon 0ki one well so

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multiplied by Q2 divided by er squared Well

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that's the initial epsilon this was the

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permit

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trust vacuum or permittivity of the

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vacuum earlier Well so we can

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derive the formula yes the formula we

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derive from the previous one y from this one

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we substitute yes So if for example

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the effect in the material means F material

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Well that's just written slowly yes F

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material divided by F in what in the air

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was vacuumed earlier the vacuum well what is the material

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one divided by four well so 4phi

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epsilon because it is in the material Bro,

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this is the material Well this is called

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the permittivity of this material so it's just epsilon

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epsilon

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coq10 so multiplied by Q2 divided by

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like this again with er

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squared divided by length that's 1/4 phi

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through that epsilon what in vacuum

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means epsilon zero like that yes Q1 multiplied by Q2

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divided by er squared so try

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this is the coulomb force in the material or

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in this medium earlier then This is the

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coulomb force in the air that was earlier so so

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if we

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return that this enya was

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epsilon no dug epsilon er while

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this is crossed out all right like that colleague

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crossed out that means we just have

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IPA F yes Eh material divided by F

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Parcuma YouTube earlier is the same as this right

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eh small only yes then it is reversed

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finally it will be reversed epsilon

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above Wow so f90 divided by

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epsilon only eh sorry epsilon only

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maybe later yeah Keya divided by

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epsilon only that epsilon yes

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we have tried this substitution so what F

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material we divide by FP = that is

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epsilon Zero we divide up epsilon = What is

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epsilon no multiplied by F

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ton er which is relative, finally standard,

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scribble this, don't scribble,

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scribble, that's it, finally, the

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final formula is that the coulomb force in the

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material or in the media is equal to

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one per epsilon er multiplied by FB

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when in the air, tuned, this is the

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final formula for the coulomb force in the material, so

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I think this explanation is

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clear enough, please repeat it,

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please study it again to be able to

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understand it in detail, He remains

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enthusiastic in learning, salamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, that

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[Music] hi hi

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