Module 4 Flashcards

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1
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It is defined as the area where electrical force can be experienced.

A

Electric Field

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2
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A charged body creates an ____________ in the space around it.

A

Electrical Field

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3
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A charged particle can _______ the properties of space around them.

A

modify

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4
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It is defined as the force per unit charge experienced by a stationary point charge in a given location in a field.

A

Electric Field

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5
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What is the formula for Electric Field?

A

E = F/q = kq/r^2

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6
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The electric field points _______ form a positive charge.

A

away (positive = away)

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7
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The electric field points _______ form a negative charge.

A

toward (negative = toward)

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8
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The electric field strength/magnitude _____ with distance.

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decreases (magnitude is inversely proportional to distance)

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9
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First introduced the concept of field lines.

A

Michael Faraday

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10
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It is an imaginary line or curve drawn through a region of empty space so that its tangent at any point is in the direction of the electric field vector at that point.

A

Electric Field Line

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11
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The combination of two equal charges with opposite signs.

A

Electric DipoleT

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12
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These are curved and are directed from the positive charge to the negative charge.

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Electric Field Lines

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13
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The direction of the electric field at any point is ______ to the field of line at any point.

A

tangent

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14
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These indicates the direction of the electric field; the field points in the direction tangent to the field line at any point.

A

Electric Field Lines

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15
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The lines are drawn so that the magnitude of the electric field (E) is ___________ to the number of lines crossing unit area perpendicular to the lines.

A

proportional

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16
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The closer together the lines, the ________ the field.

A

stronger (closer = stronger)

17
Q

Electric field lines start on _________ charges.

A

positive (positive = start)

18
Q

Electric field lines end on _________ charges.

A

negative (negative = end)

19
Q

In electric field lines, the number of starting (leaving positive) or ending (entering negative) charges is proportional to the ___________ of the charge.

A

magnitude

20
Q

An electron moves in a _________ electric field.

A

uniform

21
Q

A positive charge goes ____________ an electric field.

A

along (positive = along)

22
Q

A negative charge goes ____________ an electric field.

A

against (negative = against)

23
Q

If a charge is positive, the force on the test charge is directed _________ from the charge.

A

away (positive = away)

24
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If a charge is negative, the force on the test charge is directed _________ from the charge.

A

toward (negative = toward)

25
Q

If a charge is positive, the electric field points radially ________ from the charge.

A

outward (positive = outward)

26
Q

If a charge is negative, the electric field points radially ________ from the charge.

A

inward (negative = inward)

27
Q

Formula for Electric Field of a Point Charge:

A

E = k|q|/r^2