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3.
a. Draw Electric and Magnetic Field lines: Please differentiate between them.
b. What would the separation between these objects, one carrying 1 C of positive charge
and the other 1 C of negative charge, have to be if the electrical force on each was
precisely 1 N?
used in
Hydrogen.
ar
the absorbed
I
I
oton?
Bus
vrs. (6 rints)
WLLS?
I
What is the esiste une light bulbs in ohms?
D. What is ne pow consumed by the light bulb i
c. If tw identic slide projectors are connected in par
Vit Jurce nat is the total current draw c
+
project draw current
5/04/2023
peres when operating on
uss th
state
Souce?
same 1

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