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Continuous Charge Distributions (21:56)
Review for AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

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AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism review of continuous charge distributions including: derivation of the integral E Field equation, requirements specific to the AP curriculum, charge densities, a full solution to finding the electric field from a charged, thin rod, a full solution to finding the electric filed from a thin ring of charges, showing that both of those solutions act like a point charge when we get far enough away from the charges, and proving a charge can move in simple harmonic motion near a thin ring!

Content Times:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Deriving the equation
3:30 AP specific requirements
4:38 Charge densities
5:18 Example: E Field from Rod
10:52 Example: E Field from Ring
16:48 Going beyond the answer
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