Physics Bell ringer

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Physics Bell ringer • Get a board and marker • Quietly wait for review

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Physics Bell ringer. Get a board and marker Quietly wait for review. Review Game Eureeka. 1. What sub-atomic particle is responsible for the acquiring of static charge?. electrons. 2. A negatively charged object is brought near a negative electroscope, what will happen to the leaves?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Physics Bell ringer

• Get a board and marker

• Quietly wait for review

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Review Game Eureeka

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1. What sub-atomic particle is responsible

for the acquiring of static charge?

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2. A negatively charged object is

brought near a negative electroscope, what will happen to the leaves?

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3.Draw a series circuit consisting of a 9-V

source, a 2-Ω and a 4-Ω resistor

Leave it on your board

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Using a 3-A current:

4. Which of the resistors will have the

highest potential energy drop

associated with it?

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5. The Coulomb is the unit to measure

what?

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6. If the charge on each of two small spheres doubles,

what will happen to the force of gravity

between them?

It stays the same

Δcharge doesn’t Δ gravity heehee

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6. It takes 15-J to move 3-C of positive charge. What is the Electric potential at

this point?

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7. Which will have more resistance…

A small/large wire

A long/short wire

A copper or glass wire

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8. If the voltage across a 12-Ω resistor is 4.0-V, the current

through the resistor is what?

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9. The electrical resistance of a metal wire could be decreased

by• Increasing the diameter

• Increasing its length

• Increasing its temperature

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10. If the temperature of a conductor is

increased, the amount of current at 10-Volts

would do what?

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11. If the length of a conductor increased

what would happen to the amount of current in a 10-Volt carrying

wire?

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14. What is the potential difference of the

source?10-V 10-V 10-V

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16. What is the current through the second resistor?

3.0 Ω3.0 Ω3.0 Ω

3.0-V

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Calculate the power dissipated in a 100-Ω resistor if there is a

4.0-V potential difference established

across it.

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The Milikin oil drop experiment showed

the existence of what?

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1.6 x 10-17 Coulombs

19. A charge of 100-elementray charges is

equivalent to how many Coulombs?

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It becomes 1/9 as strong

As the distance b/t two point charges is

tripled, what happens to the force b/t the

charges?

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21. A charge of 5.0-C moves through a

circuit in 0.5-seconds. How much current is flowing in the circuit?

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Interlude for random guessing

Which picture am I thinking of?

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23. The graph below shows the relationship b/t potential difference and current for four

resistors

Which resistor has the greatest resistance?

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Draw a Voltage vs.Current graph referring to a real material as

opposed to one following Ohm’s Law

Current

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That is the end

• Your test is Wednesday

• Tally your points