1) Which unit, Ampere (A)or Coulomb(C), is more fundamental and why?

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A: Velocity, v = 4×107 m/sElectric field, E = 2×104 N/CDistance between 2 plates, d = 0.02…

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Q: What is the SI unit of current? a) Coulomb (C) b) Ampere (A) c) Farad (F) d) Newton (N)

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Q: A voltage of 3 V is applied to a copper wire 0.5 m long. What is the magnitude of the average…

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A: Current is the flow of charge which is why two wires are needed for the current to flow.

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Q: Which of the following are true? Ohm's Law... A. ...says that current in a wire is proportional to…

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Q: 7. Show that the unit volt/meter (V/m) is the same as the unit newton/coulomb (N/C).

A: Given units are, Volt/meterNewton/Coulomb

Q: 2.) a circuit consisting of 9 volt battery and two 4ohm resistors connected in series. How many…

A: This problem can be solved using the formula for ohm's law.

Q: 47-48. Capacitors of 2 nF, 3 nF, and 4 nF are connected in series with a 24 V battery, what is the…

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Q: 3 - An electron that was initially very far away begins to fall towards a proton that is fixed in…

A: Given, A moving electron and a fixed proton. final distance of electron from proton, d = 53 pm = 53…

Q: 9. The concept of electrical potential introduces the notion that there exists potential energy…

A: Potential energy for a two charge system is,

Q: (II) A helium ion (Q = is accelerated by a voltage of 3700 V. (a) What is its speed? (b) What will…

A: Charge (Q) = +2e = 3.2×10-19 C mass (m) = 6.6×10-27 kg Voltage (V) = 3700 Volts

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Q: 7. Suppose the switch in the circuit shown has been closed for a very long time. What will happen to…

A: given is  switch has been closed for a long time .  find  what will happen to current immediately if…

Q: 9) A cor cu lar of parallel plate p lates capa ciror The are being charged by 10 A Current of a 2.0…

A: Current (I) = 2×10-9 A Radius (r) = 1.2 m

Q: 3. Consider the two current-carrying loops shown below. Do you expect them to attract and repel?…

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Q: What can be the unit of the following quantity in the SI unit system (Coulomb? / Farad)?   A)…

A: (A) The SI unit of the electric field is V/m and the base SI unit of the electric field is…

Q: What is the current (in A) when a typical static charge of 0.240 µC moves from your finger to a…

A: Charge q = 0.240 uC Time t = 2.40 us

Q: iii) In a certain region of space an electron travels in a magnetic field without being deflected.…

A: Answer  : The Lorentz force acted on the charged particle with charge q moving with a velocity v→ in…

Q: On the x axis, a point charge Q1 = -8.43E-6 C is placed at x = -1.66 m, and another point charge Q2…

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Q: 3.How much energy would each coulomb of charge from a 9volt battery possess?

A: Energy carried by each coulomb of charge will same as the the amount of work required to move it.…

Q: Which of the following(s) is used to calculate the magnetic field? I. Biot-Savart Law II. Coulomb's…

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Q: Voltage on my table is V=[L^0.5 M^0.5 T^-1] if i was to use this V how would the equation turn out

A: Given : Dimension of voltage = L0.5M0.5T-1  Dimension of Power = ML2T-3  Find : Dimensions of…

Q: 1) Which unit, Ampere (A)or Coulomb(C), is more fundamental and why?

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Q: How do voltage and current affect the power output of a light bulb or electric appliance? in 5…

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Q: 7.) Coulumb is the unit of which quantity? Choices:(Consider given choices) a.) Field Strength b.)…

A: Coulumb is unit of charge .   (a) field strength :- it's unit is N/C .   (b) charge      Coulumb is…

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Q: 8 - What is the amount of energy per charge?

A: Option e is the right answer  Electric potential

Q: Explain why two parallel wires carrying currents in opposite directions repel each other.

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Q: How does a semimetal differ from a normal conductor?

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Q: An electron that was initially very far away begins to fall towards a proton that is fixed in place…

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Q: 1) Which unit, Ampere (A)or Coulomb(C), is more fundamental and why?

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Q: 14 - What is the charge of approximately 6.24.10^18 electrons called?    a) Ampere  B) Coulomb…

A: Given :- no of electrons n = 6.24×1018

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A: When current passing through a conductor, magnetic field produced.

Dielectric Constant Of Water

Water constitutes about 70% of earth.  Some important distinguishing properties of water are high molar concentration, small dissociation constant and high dielectric constant.

Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance

An electrostatic force is a force caused by stationary electric charges /fields. The electrostatic force is caused by the transfer of electrons in conducting materials. Coulomb’s law determines the amount of force between two stationary, charged particles. The electric force is the force which acts between two stationary charges. It is also called Coulomb force.