How do you git gud at E&M? I don't know why but I struggle

>>8017267
Start with the first one (simpler than the last two) and find the derivation for that equation. Go through that derivation line by line ann ask yourself at each step: what is the physical meaning or interpretation of what you read.

Sure, the first one relates the electric field radiating out from a charge to the strength of that charge. True understanding takes a little more.

>>8017267
Can you be more specific about the trouble you're having?

>>8017267
>How do you git gud at E&M?

Take vector and complex analysis course first and it becomes easy.

>>8018288
>Take vector and complex analysis course first and it becomes easy.
Not true. The math is the easy part.

>>8018288
>analysis
No, take a vector calculus course and differential equations II, analysis would probably make it more difficult for you.

That is becouse you are truly stupid. Consider quitting.

Watch Walter lewin's lectures, they give great intuition, but make sure you understand the math although you probably already know it's the easy part

>>8018368
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>>8017267
you wot m8

the book "student's guide to maxwell's equations" is pretty good

this is what you need
>single-variable calculus (+Taylor series)
>vectors
>differential equations
>classical mechanics
>multi-variable calculus (again, Taylor series)
>vector calculus (Green's Theorem and the rest)
>partial differential equations

THEN you can follow these derivations
it just looks like gibberish without the proper background in math and physics