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PHYSICS_1_25

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

What is the definition of the potential difference DV between two points A and B in an electric field?

a)

dV = VB - VA = 2∮Eds

b)

dV = VB - VA = 3∮Eds

c)

dV = VB - VA = 5∮Eds

d)

dV = VB - VA = 1∮Eds

2.

What does the potential difference between two points in an electric field depend on?

a)

The charge and the field as a system

b)

The charge and the field separately

c)

The presence of other charges in the vicinity

d)

The type of medium in which the charges are present

3.

What is the work done by an external agent in moving a charge q through an electric field at constant velocity?

a)

W = q∮Eds

b)

W = q*DV

c)

W = qE∮ds

d)

W = q*V*∮Eds

4.

What is the most common term used to describe the potential difference between two points in an electric field?

a)

Voltage

b)

Work

c)

Electric Potential Difference

d)

Energy

5.

What is the unit of voltage and potential difference?

a)

Volts per meter

b)

Joules per coulomb

c)

Amperes per ohm

d)

Watts per second

6.

The potential difference between two points in an electric field measured in

a)

Amperes

b)

Ohms

c)

Watts

d)

Volts

7.

In a uniform electric field, what happens to the electric potential energy of a positive charge as it moves in the direction of the field?

a)

The electric potential energy increases

b)

The electric potential energy remains constant

c)

The electric potential energy decreases

d)

The electric potential energy becomes zero

8.

What is the expression for the electric potential at a point located a distance r from an isolated positive point charge q?

a)

V = k(e)q/rB - k(e)q/rA

b)

V = k(e)q/r^2

c)

V = k(e)q/r

d)

V = k(e)q/rA

9.

What does it mean when the potential difference (dV) is zero along an equipotential surface?

a)

The electric potential is not constant

b)

The electric field is constant

c)

The electric field is not constant

d)

The electric potential is constant

10.

What is the mathematical expression for the x-component of the electric field (Ex) in terms of the electric potential (V) and position (x)?

a)

Ex = dV/dx

b)

Ex = -dV/dx

c)

Ex = 2dV/dx

d)

Ex = -2dV/dx

11.

V=U/q what formula is it ?

a)

The potential difference

b)

The dipole of charges

c)

The electric potential

d)

The work of electric energy

12.

What scheme is described in the picture?

a)

An electric flux between the two charges

b)

An electric potential between the two charges

c)

An electric field produced by an electric dipole

13.

What is the electric potential energy associated with a pair of point charges separated by a distance r(1 2)?

a)

U = ke * q1 * q2 / r12

b)

U = ke *q1 * q2 * r12

c)

U = ke * q1 + q2 *r12

d)

U = ke / q1 * q2 / r12

14.

The amount of work needed to move a unit charge from a reference point to a specific point against an electric field

a)

The energy of charged conductor

b)

The Electric field

c)

The Electric Potential

d)

non of the above

15.

What is described in the picture?

a)

non of them

b)

A uniform electric field produced by an infinite sheet of charge

c)

An electric field produced by an electric dipole

d)

A spherically symmetric electric field produced by a point charge