
General Physics 2 Module 3 and Module 4
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Ohm's Law explains the relationship of which electrical quantities?
Charge
Current
Resistance
Voltage
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The headlights of a typical car are powered by a 12.0 V battery. What is the resistance of the headlights if they draw 3A of current when turned on?
0.25 ohms
4 ohms
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Which is true?
A thin wire has lower resistance than a thin wire.
A thick wire has lower resistance than a thin wire.
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What do you call the device that is used for storing the electric charge?
Ammeter
Capacitor
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Which is true?
A longer wire has greater resistance than a shorter wire of the same material and cross-sectional area.
A short wire has greater resistance than a shorter wire of the same material and cross-sectional area.
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A typical household lightbulb requires of 0.50 A current. If this light bulb is turned on for one hour, how many coulombs of charge pass through the light bulb?
1800 C
7200 C
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What is a dielectric?
It is an insulating material that can increase the capacitance.
It is a conducting material that can increase the capacitance.
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If R=AρL and the cross sectional area of the wire is A=πr2 Calculate the electrical resistance of the fluid filled rubber-tube displacement transducer that is 0.75 m long with a radius of 0.3 m . The resistivity of the fluid is 0.80 ohm-m.
2.1 x 10 ^ 4 ohms
2.8 x 10 ^ -2 ohms
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EXTRA 1 POINT:
Who is considered as the Isaac Newton of electrodynamics?
Alessandro Volta
Andre Marie Ampere
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A long wire is connected to the terminals of a battery. In eight seconds, 9.6 x 10^20 electrons pass across the wire. If q=ne and I=q/t, how much current is generated?
19 A
20
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The potential difference across terminals with no current flowing.
electromotive force
terminal voltage
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emf = TV + Ir. Since TV = IR, emf is also equal to I(R+r)
What is the emf of the cell whose internal resistance is 0.15 ohms and delivers a 0.50 A to resistane of 2.85 ohms?
1.5 V
15 V
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This is the working voltage of the battery.
electromotive force
terminal voltage
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Which of the following refers to the flow of positive charges per unit time?
Conventional Current
Electron Current
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If I = q/t and N=q/e, how many electrons move through a flashlight for two hours of use? Assume that a normal flashlight uses 0.1 A of current.
720 electrons
4.5 x 10 ^21 electrons
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What will happen if a negatively particle is placed between two parallel conducting plates with positively charged upper plate and negatively charged bottom plate?
The negatively charged particle will move toward the lower plate.
The negatively charged particle will move toward the upper plate.
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If the resistor has a constant resistance and obeys ohm’s law, it's resistance is called:
Ohmic Resistance
Nonohmic Resistance
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What is the resistance of a copper wire with cross-sectional area of 0.501 cm^2 and length 2m of if the copper has a resistivity of 1.68 x 10 ^-3 ohms ?
67.1 ohms
596 ohms
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What would be the electric potential energy of the negatively charged particle if a negatively particle is placed between two parallel conducting plates with positively charged upper plate and negatively charged bottom plate?
The electric potential is increases.
The electric potential energy decreases.
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What type of current flow is shown in the picture?
Conventional Current
Electron Current
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Select the factors that affect the resistance.
Conductivity
Cross – Sectional Area
Length
Resistivity
Temperature
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EXTRA 1 POINT:
The series combination of C1= 5.0 F and C2=20.0 F capacitors is connected in parallel to a C3= 40.0 F capacitor. What is the equivalent capacitance?
44 F
6 F
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