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In this video, we discuss all the rules of thumb and rules of thumb in physics. This includes the left-hand rule and right-hand rule for determining the Lorentz force, and the left-hand and right-hand rule of thumb for determining the direction of the magnetic field lines of a current-carrying conductor. We will also discuss the rules of thumb specifically for coils.
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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Left-Hand Rule (Electrons)
01:35 Right-Hand Rule (Protons)
02:15 Hand Rules for Conductors
05:49 Rules of Thumb
07:31 Rule of Thumb for Coils
08:32 Practice Example (2 Conductors)
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