
7.2 Applications of Electric Field
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7.2 Applications of Electric Field
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Learning check-point 1
Electrical Potential 😊
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Multiple Choice
Potential difference is the difference in the amount of energy that _____ have between two points in a circuit
micro carriers
point carriers
charge carriers
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Multiple Choice
Does potential difference also mean Voltage?
Yeees
Noooo
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Multiple Choice
If you move unlike charges away from each other, then the electric potential difference is _______
positive
negative
neutral
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Multiple Choice
If you move unlike charges closer to each other, then the electric potential difference is _______
positive
negative
neutral
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Bonus Point Round
Lets see who gets a bonus point!
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Multiple Choice
Which takes more energy to bring them closer to each other:
Two like charges
Two Unlike charges
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Learning check-point 2
Millikan, Electron Beam, and Electric Potential Equation 😄
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Multiple Choice
What did the Millikan measure with his experiment?
The density of oil, definitely! 😄
The elementary charge, of course! 😋
The dragon charge! 🔥
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Multiple Choice
A voltmeter reads 400 V across two charged, parallel plates that are 0.020 m apart. What is the magnitude of the electric field between them?
20,000 N/C
50,000 N/C
80,000 N/C
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Multiple Choice
The beam is produced by an ______ gun, a device that accelerates and focuses the electrons given off by a hot wire.
electron
proton
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Learning check point 3
Capacitors 😉
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Bonus Point Round
Lets see who gets a bonus point!
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Multiple Choice
What is the relationship between Charge and Potential Difference?
The are inversely proportional
The are directly proportional
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Learning check point 3
Capacitors 😉 - Problem Solving
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Multiple Choice
A capacitor has a capacitance of 0.078 μF. If the charge of the capacitor is 37 μC, what is the electric potential difference?
10 x 102 V
2.89 x 10-12 V
2.89 x 1012 V
4.74 x 102 V
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Multiple Choice
A sphere was connected to the + terminal of a 40 V battery while the − terminal was connected to Earth. After a period, the sphere was charged to 2.4×10-6 C.
What is the capacitance of the sphere-Earth system?
6.0 x 10-8 F
20.0 x 10-8 F
3.0 x 10-8 F
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Learning chek point 3
Capacitors 😎 - Bye bye 7.2
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Multiple Choice
Capacitor is a device used to__________
store electrical energy
vary the resistance
store magnetic energy
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Multiple Choice
Capacitor stores which type of energy?
kinetic energy
vibrational energy
potential energy
heat energy
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Multiple Choice
What is the value of capacitance of a capacitor which has a voltage of 4V and has 16C of charge?
2 F
4 F
6 F
8 F
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Open Ended
Any questions?
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Bye Bye Bye Chapter 7
Hellooooo Chapter 8
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