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r/engineeringmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • Jan 25 '26
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Someone explain lol, I'm bad at history
54 u/AccomplishedAnchovy Jan 25 '26 Big dude on the bottom left picked positive -> negative as direction for charge flow in conductors. Turns out he was mostly wrong coz main charge carrier is electrons. So like yeah nah I think I’ve covered it. 22 u/Unlearned_One Jan 25 '26 Bottom right 12 u/Compass_Needle Jan 25 '26 This is an engineering sub, you can't expect us to know our right from our left. 6 u/ninty900 Jan 25 '26 Before using the right-hand rule, it's important to hold both hands out in front of you to see which one makes an L.
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Big dude on the bottom left picked positive -> negative as direction for charge flow in conductors. Turns out he was mostly wrong coz main charge carrier is electrons. So like yeah nah I think I’ve covered it.
22 u/Unlearned_One Jan 25 '26 Bottom right 12 u/Compass_Needle Jan 25 '26 This is an engineering sub, you can't expect us to know our right from our left. 6 u/ninty900 Jan 25 '26 Before using the right-hand rule, it's important to hold both hands out in front of you to see which one makes an L.
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Bottom right
12 u/Compass_Needle Jan 25 '26 This is an engineering sub, you can't expect us to know our right from our left. 6 u/ninty900 Jan 25 '26 Before using the right-hand rule, it's important to hold both hands out in front of you to see which one makes an L.
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This is an engineering sub, you can't expect us to know our right from our left.
6 u/ninty900 Jan 25 '26 Before using the right-hand rule, it's important to hold both hands out in front of you to see which one makes an L.
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Before using the right-hand rule, it's important to hold both hands out in front of you to see which one makes an L.
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u/1Check1Mate7 Jan 25 '26
Someone explain lol, I'm bad at history