Electrostatics

The quantity (q/t) is known as

• Voltage

• Resistance

• Current

• Magnetism

A moving charge creates

• Magnetic field

• Electric field

• Additional charge

• Charge field

Considering the water analogy, Voltage is similar to

• Water Pressure

• Water Tower

• Water Speed

• Water Volume

The right hand rule is used to find

• a direction

• a unitless quantity

• a linearly independent basis vector

Coulomb's law is used to calculate

• Magnetic dipole moment

• Force between two charges

• Energy of a conductor

• Force due to gravity

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The SI unit of charge is

• Dynes

• Pounds

• Coulombs

• Faraday

A parallel plate capacitor contains

• Magnetic Field

• Another Plate

• Water

• Electric Field

The smallest possible amount of charge is

• Charge on an electron

• Charge on your blanket

• Charge of a battery

• Charge on a proton

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Any wire has

• an insulator

• magnetic vector potential

• resistance

• voltage

Electric field has units of

• Newtons/Tesla

• Coulombs/Second

• Newtons/Coulomb

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