NUMERICAL RESPONSE 2 Calculate the attractive force between a particle with a charge of +3.6 X 10-12 C and a particle with a charge of -7.6 X 10-¹8 C, if they are 6.9 X 108 m apart. B x 10 CN . tomb (Record your answer (three digits) in the numerical-response box)
NUMERICAL RESPONSE 2 Calculate the attractive force between a particle with a charge of +3.6 X 10-12 C and a particle with a charge of -7.6 X 10-¹8 C, if they are 6.9 X 108 m apart. B x 10 CN . tomb (Record your answer (three digits) in the numerical-response box)
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1. The formula below will help to solve for the electric
This will decrease as the distance
a. Force; increases
b. Field; increases
c. Force; decreases
d. Field; decreases
k qi
|=
2
r
NUMERICAL RESPONSE
Station:a majo?
At one point in its orbit, a space station is 6.78 × 106 m from Earth's center. At this position, the
gravitational field strength of Earth on the space station is
N/kg.
(Record your answer to three digits in the numerical-response. Include a decimal if required.)
2. Gravitational, Electrical and Magnetic Fields
all attract and repel
b.
all attract, but only two can repel
c. all repel, but only two can attract
d. only repel
NUMERICAL RESPONSE
Calculate the attractive force between a particle with a charge of +3.6 X 10-12 C and a particle
with a charge of -7.6 X 10-18 C, if they are 6.9 X 108 m apart.
A
B x 10- CN
comb
(Record your answer (three digits) in the numerical-response box)
3. Electricity is generated at a coal generated electrical plant along the North Saskatchewan
River. The electricity must then be transferred to homes throughout the Edmonton area.
This transfer, over a long distance, is accomplished by using
current and a step-up
voltage and a
amperage (current).
transformer that creates a
A. dc; high; low
B. dc; low; high
C. ac; high; low
D. ac; low; high
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