Circuit analogy 1 [IB Physics SL/HL]

[@Alksdjeoxivls]

I made up a new analogy for myself. I imagined potential to be energy drink and battery to be a drink dispenser. The energy drink motivates the students to walk around the circuit, and the difference in volume of the drink is p.d. Thank you so much for the video :) life saver

[@mohammadadel3097]

Thanks to you for the first time in my life I ever grasp the concept of voltage tho very simple. Salute from Egypt.

[@yxkhithab]

WHAT A LIFESAVER AND A KING 🛐🛐🛐 ive been trying to understand electricity for THE LONGEST TIME AND THIS FINALLY HELPED IT MAKE SENSE. thank you so much 😭❤

[@OSC1990]

You are so very welcome! I'm so glad you can benefit from the videos - I've got Maths AI and AA SL on the channel here as well. Cheers, Mitch

[@elenesamsiani330]

I have physics exam tomorrow, most helpful explanations ever

[@OSC1990]

So glad to help!

[@tobiasperry1796]

Thank you all the way from Argentina. Great vids

[@maxz8807]

6:40 that's evil but hilarious😂

[@OSC1990]

That's me! :)

[@epickmasterzizom6626]

this saved my exam thakns!

[@johnyfausman959]

my man used chocolate

[@maxwellross2083]

Re: the Futurama joke: Frequency is sometimes abbreviated to the Greek letter "nu" in waves, which looks a lot like a v, especially to new physics students.

[@OSC1990]

Yep! Thanks for adding that :) Cheers, Mitch

[@tpask56]

It's funny because v looks similar to the Greek letter nu which is used in physics to represent frequency

[@김지민-o8t]

thx for nice video

[@kofitelli]

the killing kids joke was pretty dark

[@OSC1990]

Yep, sorry