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Electric Potential Difference using Integrals (9:51)

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Because an electrostatic force is a conservative force, we use an integral to determine the change in electric potential energy between two points in an electric field. We also make comparisons of gravitational fields to electric fields. Electric potential is defined and electric potential difference is determined. Volts are defined and the electric field in terms of volts is determined.

Chapters:
0:00 Change in Electric Potential Energy
2:30 Moving objects through fields
5:53 Electric Potential
7:04 Electric Potential Difference
8:52 Electric Field using Volts


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