Topic 5: Electricity and Magnetism Flashcards

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What’s the defining equation for the electric field?

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E=F/q

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What’s the determining equation for the electric field?

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F=(k*Q1)/r^2

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What’s the defining equation to calculate current?

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I=△q/△t

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4
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What’s the determining equation for current?

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I=nAVq

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5
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How many joules does one eV equal to?

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1eV=1.6*10^-19J

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6
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What does emf refer to?

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The power supplied by the cell per unit current from the cell. (Very rigorous)

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When should I apply Ohm’s law when a graph is given?

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Check whether the graph is a straight line. If so, then Ohm’s law is applicable.

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8
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What does right-hand grip rule do?

A

Determine the direction of the magnetic field

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What does left-hand rule do?

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Decide the direction of the magnetic force.

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10
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The definition of ampere?

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The ampere is defined through the magnetic force between two parallel wires.

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