Missed Questions 2 Flashcards
If dealing with force on an electron vs proton in a magnetic field…
do everything for the electron with the RHR and then just switch the direction (calculate with the force exerted on electron)
Which of the following is NOT true for every possible motion involving a constant speed?
the acceleration is zero. If the object is changing direction, its velocity is changing -> there is some force (/acceleration)
Impulse equation
impulse (change in momentum) = deltaP = m(vF - v0)
Induction definition
charging without physical contact
If trying to find the point between two charges where the electric field is zero…(two cases)
if both are the same charge, the point will be in-between them. If of different charge, the point will be closer to the smaller magnitude charge, outside the pair
Capacitance equation
C = Q/V
electric potential energy of a charge, q
Ue = qEd, where q is the charge, E is the electric field, and d is the distance between the charge and the charged plate
Brightness is determined by…
Power. P = I^2*R
a charge entering a magnetic field, with mass m (equation to find all properties)
mv^2/r = qv*B
Which of (uniform gravity field, uniform electric field, uniform magnetic field) CANNOT change the SPEED of the object that is acted upon by the field?
Uniform magnetic field only. A magnetic field applies a force in a direction that is perpendicular to the motion of the object. As a result, the forward speed is not changed, only the direction.
Induced current (with flux)
emf = BLv, and since I = V/R, the total current induced in the loop is I = BLv/R, where R is the resistance
Which term describes the separation of white light into separate colors in a glass prism due to small differences in the index of refraction for each wavelength?
Dispersion.
As light goes from glass into air, and the angle of the light in the glass (theta1) is adjusted until total internal inflection is observed, what is the index of refraction n1 of the glass?
using snell’s law, n2 (air) = 1, and total internal reflection occurs when theta2 = 90 (the angle in the air), n1sintheta1 = 11 -> n1 = 1/(sinTheta1)
Change in length, L, due to heating
deltaL = alphaL0deltaT, where alpha is the coefficient of linear expansion
The slope of a photoelectric experiment graph, f vs Kmax (eV) is always:
planck’s constant