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General Physics 2 Module 3 and Module 4

General Physics 2 Module 3 and Module 4

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General Physics 2:

Module 3 and Module 4

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This will serve as your activity for GP2 Finals.

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There are twenty questions plus two extra point items.

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Your GOAL is to GET 15 points and above.

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You have 30 seconds to answer factual questions while 1-2 minutes for problem solving questions.

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Are you ready?

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Let's Start!

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Multiple Select

Ohm's Law explains the relationship of which electrical quantities?

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Charge

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Current

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Resistance

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Voltage

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Multiple Choice

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?

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0.25 ohms

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4 ohms

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Multiple Choice

Which is true?

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A thin wire has lower resistance than a thin wire.

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A thick wire has lower resistance than a thin wire.

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Multiple Choice

What do you call the device that is used for storing the electric charge?

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Ammeter

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Capacitor

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Multiple Choice

Which is true?

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A longer wire has greater resistance than a shorter wire of the same material and cross-sectional area.

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A short wire has greater resistance than a shorter wire of the same material and cross-sectional area.

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Multiple Choice

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?

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1800 C

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7200 C

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Multiple Choice

What is a dielectric?

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It is an insulating material that can increase the capacitance.

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It is a conducting material that can increase the capacitance.

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Multiple Choice

If R=ρLAR=\frac{\rho L}{A}  and the cross sectional area of the wire is A=πr2A=\pi r^2   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.

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2.1 x 10 ^ 4 ohms

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2.8 x 10 ^ -2 ohms

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Multiple Choice

EXTRA 1 POINT:

Who is considered as the Isaac Newton of electrodynamics?

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Alessandro Volta

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Andre Marie Ampere

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Multiple Choice

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?

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19 A

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20

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Multiple Choice

The potential difference across terminals with no current flowing.

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electromotive force

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terminal voltage

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Multiple Choice

emf = TV + Ir. Since TV = IR, emf is also equal to  I(R+r)\ I\left(R+r\right)  

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?

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1.5 V

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15 V

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Multiple Choice

This is the working voltage of the battery.

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electromotive force

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terminal voltage

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following refers to the flow of positive charges per unit time?

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Conventional Current

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Electron Current

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Multiple Choice

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.

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720 electrons

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4.5 x 10 ^21 electrons

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Multiple Choice

What will happen if a negatively particle is placed between two parallel conducting plates with positively charged upper plate and negatively charged bottom plate?

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The negatively charged particle will move toward the lower plate.

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The negatively charged particle will move toward the upper plate.

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Multiple Choice

If the resistor has a constant resistance and obeys ohm’s law, it's resistance is called:

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Ohmic Resistance

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Nonohmic Resistance

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Multiple Choice

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 ?

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67.1 ohms

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596 ohms

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Multiple Choice

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?

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  The electric potential is increases.

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The electric potential energy decreases.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

What type of current flow is shown in the picture?

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Conventional Current

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Electron Current

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Multiple Select

Select the factors that affect the resistance.

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Conductivity

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Cross – Sectional Area

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Length

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Resistivity

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Temperature

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Multiple Choice

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?

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44 F

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6 F

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Finally you're done.

​Congratulations!

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General Physics 2:

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