33-66 Flashcards

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1
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what is an electrostatic force?

A

it is the force between 2 charges

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2
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when a cloth is rubbed on a polythene pole what happens?

A

the electrons in the cloth move to the pole and the pole becomes negatively charged while the cloth becomes positively charged

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3
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to remove the charge off the plane when refueling what do they use?

A

earth wire to earthen the charged aircraft

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4
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formula for charge?

A

charge = current x time

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5
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what is current?

A

the rate of flow of the charge

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6
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current formula

A

charge/time

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7
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voltage formula

A

work done/charge

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8
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work done formula

A

power x time

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9
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unit of a volt

A

jc^-1

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10
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what is ohm’s law?

A

v= ir

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11
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what is resistance?

A

the oponent that goes against the current flow

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12
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electric energy formula

A

power x time

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13
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unit of electric energy

A

kWh

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14
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what is the temperature sensitive resistor?

A

thermistor

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15
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what does a diode do?

A

it allows current to flow in only one direction

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16
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which rule is used to determine the magnetic filed direction?

A

right hand grip rule

17
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what does the thumb indicate?

18
Q

how can the strength of the magnetic field be strengthened around a solenoid?

A
  • by adding more turns to the solenoid
  • increasing the current flowing through the coil
19
Q

how does a loud speaker work?

A
  • the alternating current that flows through the coil creates a magnetic field around the wire which pushes a force in the opposite direction and the coil vibrates to produce sound waves
20
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how does a generator work?

A

a conductor in the coil which is rotating cuts through the magnetic field lines, this magnetic flux induces a voltage so electrical energy turns into mechanical

21
Q

how does a step up transformer work?

A

when the number of turns in the secondary coil is more than the primary coil turns the secondary voltage is greater and the output voltage is higher

22
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how does a step down transformer work?

A

the opposite of a step up

23
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how do you know if a transformer is efficient?

A

power input = power output

24
Q

formula for efficienty transformer

A

Vp Ip = Vs Is

25
formula for turns ratio
Vs/Vp = Ns/Np
26
how does a circuit breaker work?
it is like a fuse where when the current exceeds the permit the circuit breaks
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what are the 2 types of waves
longitudinal and transverse
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differecene between longitudinal and transverse waves
transverse waves travel perpendicular to the wave propagation whereas longitudinal travels parallel
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what is an example of a transverse wave?
light
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what is an example of longitidunal waves?
sound
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frequency of a wave formula
1/ time period
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wave speed formula
frequency x wavelength (lamda)
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what is the time period?
the time it takes to produce one wave
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what is the wavelength?
the distance between 2 rarefactions or compressions
35
what is the electromagnetic spectrum?
g x u v i m r
36
whats the exessive exposure effect of each
g- cancer x- mutation u- skin cancer i- skin burns m- internal heating of body tissue
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in sound waves the pitch depends on?
the frequency
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loudness depends on?
amplitude
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what is the amplitude
the height of the top half of the wave