Lecture

Electric Potential and Field Relationship

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Description

This lecture covers the relationship between electric potential and electric field, explaining how the potential difference between two points is equal to the product of the electric field and the distance between the points. It also explores how to calculate electric potential and field for different geometries, such as dipoles and spheres.

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