After attending the lectures in my coaching classes....even after studying this topic in the school and even after spending 3 hours on RU-vid to understand this concept.....I had tooooooo many doubts......but after watching this rarely 2 min video.....I was like......what is this dude?.......it's super easy..! Thanks a lot @My Inter Academy for uploading this 🤗
TBH I DONT KNOW HOW YOU PEOPLE ARE APPRECIATING IT SO MUCH, I DIDNT UNDERSTOOD ANY THING FROM THIS VIDEO, MAYBE MY UNDERSTANDING ABILITY IS DIFFERENT THAN YOURS!!!😂
JEE ASPIRANTS in INDIA bowing down their head for Their COACHING CHEMISTRY teacher who delivered the same content with much more enthusiasm and interest
Thanks for this video. Short and on the point. I already read the class notes and had a basic understang of the process, so i was able to understand it well.
Red as a Negative and ,of course, Blue as a Positive.... It was 50/50 and you still mess it up.... It's a elementary-school-must-know basics...Great job
i typed this to get here "in a crt do the elctrons find groud via the electrostatic propety of the mouse through her breast to ground and fuck up the mamory gland and or cause corperate tunnle syndrum" any ways
I have a small doubt can anyone clear it We know that cathode rays travel in a straight line so why is it bending in the exposure to the electric and the magnetic fields
why does the stream of electrons continue in a tight beam and not spread out from the force of their negative charges ? Also , how do you achieve the 20K volts with a battery ?
Their velocity in forward direction might be too high compared to the velocity of their separation. The resultant vector of the two force vectors might create negligible increase in diameter of the ray before it reaches positive plate. This is what I think....... reality could be different.
