I watched this guy because it was required in highschool physics every single day. Now I watch him because I will graduate Mechanical Engineering soon. I will have to donate to him for what he's done
"I will have to donate to him for what he's done" Please do! Lets keep him 'well fed'. I use his videos in my classroom all the time and I send a check every month.
5:07 Mr. P, I am afraid but Billy's words just lost me there. I assure you it never happens to me; I love these intricate phrases and clauses. Besides, I grasped how Bo explained later. Could you please tell me why and how the increase in electric potential difference of the capacitor leads to decrease in the electric potential difference of the resistor, then the decrease of current in the circuit and the final conclusion?
From my understanding, as more charges build up on the capacitor, the electric potential on the capacitor increases, and because there are less charges flowing through the circuit(due to being built up on the capacitor) there are less charges flowing through the resistor, meaning lower potential difference. I am only a student though, so my explanation may not be perfect.
