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HC Verma Chapter 29 – Electric Field and Potential | Unsolved Questions | Complete Step-by-Step Solutions

Welcome to our in-depth physics problem-solving series!
In this video, we tackle the unsolved questions from Chapter 29 (Electric Field and Potential) of the legendary HC Verma – Concepts of Physics Part 1.

This chapter is a foundational part of electrostatics, a topic that forms the backbone of many competitive exams like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET, and other engineering and science entrance tests. These problems are not just numericals—they are conceptual puzzles that sharpen your understanding of electric fields, forces, and potentials.

What to Expect in This Video:

Clear explanation of each unsolved question

Step-by-step breakdown of concepts and formulas

Conceptual tricks and shortcuts to solve faster

Common mistakes and how to avoid them

Useful diagrams and visualizations for better understanding


Key Concepts Included:

Electric field due to point and continuous charge distributions

Electric potential and potential difference

Relationship between electric field and potential

Equipotential surfaces and their properties

Work done in an electric field

Superposition principle

Real-world applications and advanced numerical questions


This video is perfect for:

Class 11 students using HC Verma for deep learning

JEE and NEET aspirants aiming to strengthen core physics

Students who struggle with unsolved problems and want expert guidance

Anyone who wants to revise electrostatics with clarity and confidence


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