True or False? A perfect electric dipole feels a net force in a uniform electric field. -
ANSWER-False
True or False? Electric field lines that are spaced close together imply a weak electric
field - ANSWER-False
true or false? the electric force between two charges is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance separating them. - ANSWER-True
I bring a positively charged rod near an uncharged metal sphere, but not touching. I
then group the metal sphere, leaving the sphere with a net charge. This is called
charging by - ANSWER-Induction
True or False? The net outward electric flux passing through any closed surface is
equal to the net charge enclosed by the surface divided by a constant. - ANSWER--x
True or False? The net outward electric flux passing through any closed surface is
equal to the net charge enclosed by the surface divided by a constant. - ANSWER-True
Suppose I have a spherical insulating shell with inner radius r and outer radius R. The
shell has a uniformly distributed charge of +Q. What is the charge density on my shell -
ANSWER-?
Suppose I have a conducting sphere of radius R. I place a net charge of +Q on the
sphere. What is the charge density inside the sphere? - ANSWER-?
True or False? The electric field produced by a uniform, infinite plane of charge does
not depend on the distance from the plane.
True - ANSWER-True
True or False? The electric field is zero inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium. -
ANSWER-True
True or False? If I have a constant electric potential in some region of space, that
implies the electric field is zero. - ANSWER-True
ANSWER-False
True or False? Electric field lines that are spaced close together imply a weak electric
field - ANSWER-False
true or false? the electric force between two charges is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance separating them. - ANSWER-True
I bring a positively charged rod near an uncharged metal sphere, but not touching. I
then group the metal sphere, leaving the sphere with a net charge. This is called
charging by - ANSWER-Induction
True or False? The net outward electric flux passing through any closed surface is
equal to the net charge enclosed by the surface divided by a constant. - ANSWER--x
True or False? The net outward electric flux passing through any closed surface is
equal to the net charge enclosed by the surface divided by a constant. - ANSWER-True
Suppose I have a spherical insulating shell with inner radius r and outer radius R. The
shell has a uniformly distributed charge of +Q. What is the charge density on my shell -
ANSWER-?
Suppose I have a conducting sphere of radius R. I place a net charge of +Q on the
sphere. What is the charge density inside the sphere? - ANSWER-?
True or False? The electric field produced by a uniform, infinite plane of charge does
not depend on the distance from the plane.
True - ANSWER-True
True or False? The electric field is zero inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium. -
ANSWER-True
True or False? If I have a constant electric potential in some region of space, that
implies the electric field is zero. - ANSWER-True
