Lec 11 MIT 8.02 Electricity and Magnetism, Spring 2002

"do you see the distortion? You are so quiet."
they are mesmerized by the commercials...

You're German? Wie ist es im Deutschland?

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oh, stupid me, now i get it :)))))))) it was a heavy magnet lol

I have a question.

It follows from the Newton's third Law that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

If the magnetic field exerts force on the wire, then the wire exerts force on the magnetic dipole as well. But we didn't see that, did we?

8.01 (or some variant) is required of all MIT students. It provides a foundation in physics that future courses build on.

Are this lectures aimmed to a particular major in MIT? like engineering, or is it part of a basic cycle aimmed to any student who needs to take a physics course in order to complete his major? (Please read between lines, my english is not the best)
I'll appreciate any answers, Thank you

I always inquire on MIT lectures prior to a test on the subject. It really helps me get through the highschool courses, professor Lewin has been a great help over the past. It's nice to see that a fellow Dutchman inspires so many into the world of science. Keep up the good work!

remember people, isolated systems do not exist in reality, therefore try not to use them. i know this may sound irrational but if you want a full theory u must not use isolated systems :)

ouh that's cool^^ I'm german but it's realy interessting to listen an english lesson =D

excellent...he shows you how things apply to the real world, which other lecturers often ignore...

Amazing lecture!!! It's better that my boring class q¬¬p

yay the proffesor rocks.

Great lecture, as always. It helped me understanding some concepts from my high school physics.