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Which of the following is true of electric charges

(positive and negative)? - (ANSWER)Like charges repel



Chemical reactions produce voltages that are

typically - (ANSWER)1 volt = 1 eV per electron



When you get an electric shock from a door knob,

the voltage is typically - (ANSWER). 10,000 volts - actually, more like 50,000 volts;



- Sparks - 30,000 volts/cm (in air)

- A spark is an electric current in air



An electric spark of 50,000 volts may not hurt you if - (ANSWER)A. the current is low

B. the current lasts a very short time

C. the power is low



- P = IV

- Energy = P x time



The voltage from an electrical outlet is - (ANSWER)C. varying (average 120 volts); - Varies 60 times/sec
(60 Hz)

- Alternating current (AC) vs Direct current (DC)



The current through a 10 W LED bulb is about - (ANSWER)0.1 Amps; P = IV

10 W = I x 110 Volts; I = 0.1 Amps

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We use AC for electric power distribution because - (ANSWER)A. it makes it easy to change voltage; -
High voltage -> Low current (P=IV)

- Low current -> Less power loss to heat (I2R)



A step-up transformer increases the voltage and - (ANSWER)decreases the current



Which of the following is a difference between

electric charges and magnetic poles? - (ANSWER)Poles do not exist in isolation



Magnetism is created by - (ANSWER)electric currents; - Permanent magnet: spinning electrons

- Electromagnet: electric current



The Earth's magnetic field is produced by - (ANSWER). electric currents in the outer core; - Liquid outer
core of

molten iron and nickel

- Inner core is solid

iron-nickel



The Earth's magnetic field flips - (ANSWER)about once every million years



The charge of a particle - (ANSWER)must be an exact multiple of the charge of a quark.



In a permanent magnet, the magnetism comes from: - (ANSWER)the spin of the electrons.



The Earth's magnetism comes from - (ANSWER)a dynamo in the core.



The north geographic pole of the Earth - (ANSWER)is a south magnetic pole.

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