The cup experiment from tutorial is shown at right. Points A
and B are within the foil on the cup. The rod has been in place for
a long time.The rod is NEGATIVELY charged.
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The cup experiment from tutorial is shown at right. Points A
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a. Predict A paper clip will be suspended from a string inside a Styrofoam cup surrounded...
a. Predict A paper clip will be suspended from a string inside a Styrofoam cup surrounded by aluminum foil. Predict what will happen to the paperclip when a charged rod is brought near the cup. b. Predict what will happen when one of the poles of the magnet is brought near the cup? c. Experimental setup Carry out the experiments described in a and b. Describe your observations. Were your predictions correct? Do you know why? d. Interpret Based on...
2. Consider the circuit shown at right, which is a variant of circuit IX from the...
2. Consider the circuit shown at right, which is a variant of circuit IX from the tutorial. All bulbs are identical, and all batteries are ideal and identical. a. Suppose that bulb 1 were unscrewed from its socket. Would the absolute value of the potential difference between points X and Z change? Explain your reasoning. 2 с Y D z b. Suppose instead that battery C were removed from its battery holder. Would the potential difference between points X and...
1) A negatively charged Teflon (plastic) rod is held near two initially neutral aluminum pie plat...
1) A negatively charged Teflon (plastic) rod is held near two initially neutral aluminum pie plates that are touching as shown at right. The plates are held using insulating cups. The Teflon rod never touched the pie plates, and no sparks have jumped. Negatively charged Teflon rod a. Is the magnitude of the net charge of the small pie plate greater than, less than, or equal to the magnitude of the net charge of the large pie plate? If the...
Electric Potential Difference Homework Electric Potential Difference 1) Pages 85-87 in the homework tutorial do the...
Electric Potential Difference
Homework Electric Potential Difference 1) Pages 85-87 in the homework tutorial do the problems 1 &2, skip problem 3 2) In the figure is an electric dipole, with-5 V applied to the negative conductor, shown on the left-side and + 5 V applied to the positive conductor, shown on the right-side. With the voltage applied between the conductors the resulting equipotential lines are mapped out a) Accurately draw the electric field lines between the two conductors 1.0...
please keep the answer simple and clear 9b 1. Recall circuit IX from the tutorial, which...
please keep the answer simple and clear
9b 1. Recall circuit IX from the tutorial, which is reproduced at right. In the tutorial, batteries A and B were identical. In this problem, you will consider two cases in which they are not. a. Suppose that the absolute value of the potential difference across battery A were reduced, but battery B is unchanged. When the switch is closed, would bulb 9b light? Explain your reasoning. A 9a B Circuit IX If...
Electric potential difference EM 105 B. Shown at right are four points near a positively charged...
Electric potential difference EM 105 B. Shown at right are four points near a positively charged rod. Points W and Yare equidistant from the rod, as are points X and Z. A charged particle with mass m3x 10 kg is released from rest at point W and later is observed to pass point X 1. Is the particle positively or negatively charged? Explain. 2. Suppose that the magnitude of the charge on the particle is 2 x 10 C and...
Can anyone help with part b of this question? I really appreciate your help. Thank you!...
Can anyone help with part b of this question? I really
appreciate your help. Thank you!
The diagram from the previous page is reproduced at right for your convenience. Is deltaK SB, the change in kinetic energy of system SB, positive, negative, or zero? Explain. Is deltaU SB, the change in potential energy of system SB, positive, negative, or zero? Explain. Is W net ext, SB, the net work done on system SB by external forces, posiitve, negative, or zero?...
Name Student ID Score last first IV. [18 points total] A block oscillates on a spring as shown at right. At time , the...
Name Student ID Score last first IV. [18 points total] A block oscillates on a spring as shown at right. At time , the block moves downward at its maximum speed; at time t2, the spring is stretched and the block is at its turn-around point. A. [3 pts] In the space at right, draw a free-body diagram for the block at instant. Label the forces to indicate (1) the type of force, (2) the object exerting the force, and...
each with net charge -0, are held in place as shown in the top view diagram...
each with net charge -0, are held in place as shown in the top view diagram EM Hw below small test charge -q, travels from point X to point Y along the circular arc shown. w an arrow on the diagram at each point (X and Y) to show the direction of the electric force on the test charge at that point. Explain why you drew the arrows as you did. i. Draw -0 i. Is the work done on...
ELECTRIC FIELD AND FLUx EM HW-81 Name 3. The loop shown at right has an area...
ELECTRIC FIELD AND FLUx EM HW-81 Name 3. The loop shown at right has an area A. The loop is held to the right of a positive point charge as shown Loop of area A a. i. Draw and label an area vector for the surface bounded by the loop. Front of loop Back of loop ii. Sketch electric field lines to represent the electric field due to the charge. ? Explain Is the electric flux through the loop due...
2. Consider the circuit shown at right, which is a variant of circuit IX from the tutorial. All bulbs are identical, and all batteries are ideal and identical. a. Suppose that bulb 1 were unscrewed from its socket. Would the absolute value of the potential difference between points X and Z change? Explain your reasoning. 2 с Y D z b. Suppose instead that battery C were removed from its battery holder. Would the potential difference between points X and...
1) A negatively charged Teflon (plastic) rod is held near two initially neutral aluminum pie plates that are touching as shown at right. The plates are held using insulating cups. The Teflon rod never touched the pie plates, and no sparks have jumped. Negatively charged Teflon rod a. Is the magnitude of the net charge of the small pie plate greater than, less than, or equal to the magnitude of the net charge of the large pie plate? If the...
Electric Potential Difference
Homework Electric Potential Difference 1) Pages 85-87 in the homework tutorial do the problems 1 &2, skip problem 3 2) In the figure is an electric dipole, with-5 V applied to the negative conductor, shown on the left-side and + 5 V applied to the positive conductor, shown on the right-side. With the voltage applied between the conductors the resulting equipotential lines are mapped out a) Accurately draw the electric field lines between the two conductors 1.0...
please keep the answer simple and clear
9b 1. Recall circuit IX from the tutorial, which is reproduced at right. In the tutorial, batteries A and B were identical. In this problem, you will consider two cases in which they are not. a. Suppose that the absolute value of the potential difference across battery A were reduced, but battery B is unchanged. When the switch is closed, would bulb 9b light? Explain your reasoning. A 9a B Circuit IX If...
Electric potential difference EM 105 B. Shown at right are four points near a positively charged rod. Points W and Yare equidistant from the rod, as are points X and Z. A charged particle with mass m3x 10 kg is released from rest at point W and later is observed to pass point X 1. Is the particle positively or negatively charged? Explain. 2. Suppose that the magnitude of the charge on the particle is 2 x 10 C and...
Can anyone help with part b of this question? I really
appreciate your help. Thank you!
The diagram from the previous page is reproduced at right for your convenience. Is deltaK SB, the change in kinetic energy of system SB, positive, negative, or zero? Explain. Is deltaU SB, the change in potential energy of system SB, positive, negative, or zero? Explain. Is W net ext, SB, the net work done on system SB by external forces, posiitve, negative, or zero?...
Name Student ID Score last first IV. [18 points total] A block oscillates on a spring as shown at right. At time , the block moves downward at its maximum speed; at time t2, the spring is stretched and the block is at its turn-around point. A. [3 pts] In the space at right, draw a free-body diagram for the block at instant. Label the forces to indicate (1) the type of force, (2) the object exerting the force, and...
each with net charge -0, are held in place as shown in the top view diagram EM Hw below small test charge -q, travels from point X to point Y along the circular arc shown. w an arrow on the diagram at each point (X and Y) to show the direction of the electric force on the test charge at that point. Explain why you drew the arrows as you did. i. Draw -0 i. Is the work done on...
ELECTRIC FIELD AND FLUx EM HW-81 Name 3. The loop shown at right has an area A. The loop is held to the right of a positive point charge as shown Loop of area A a. i. Draw and label an area vector for the surface bounded by the loop. Front of loop Back of loop ii. Sketch electric field lines to represent the electric field due to the charge. ? Explain Is the electric flux through the loop due...
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