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electric current is defined as

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current is related to current density by

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J= same direction as positive velocity charges

dA= vector perpendicular to area dA

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Positive charge carriers acquire a drift speed Vd in the direction of the electric field, equation given by:

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ne= charge carrier density.

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The Resistance of a conductor is given by

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Equations involving resistivity and conductivity

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The Resistance R of a conducting wire of length L and uniform cross section is

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resistivity variation with temperature

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Ohm’s Law

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is an assertion that the current through a device is always directly proportional to the potential difference applied to the device.

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Equation for drift speed

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the rate of electrical energy transfer

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emf in terms of work

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the emf of an emf device is the work per unit charge that the device does in moving charge from its low-potential terminal to its high-potential terminal. The SI unit for emf is the joule per coulomb

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What determines the direction of the current in a battery?

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The actual direction of the current in the circuit is determined by the battery with the larger emf

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What is the loop rule

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The algebraic sum of the changes in potential encountered in a complete traversal of any loop of a circuit must be zero.

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What is the resistance rule?

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For a move through a resistance in the direction of the current, the change in potential is -iR; in the opposite direction it is +iR.

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What is the EMF rule?

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What is the rule for resistors in series?

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When a potential difference V is applied across resistances connected in series, the resistances have identical currents i. The sum of the potential differences across the resistances is equal to the applied potential difference V. (ser-i)

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potential difference

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Current in a circuit

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To find the potential between any two points in a circuit

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start at one point and traverse the circuit to the other point, following any path, and add algebraically the changes in potential you encounter.

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Potential Difference across a real battery

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22
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Electric Field is in the direction

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of plus to minus

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Power of an EMF device

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24
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sign of potential when crossing a current

sign of potential when crossing a battery

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When you cross a resistor in the same direction as the current, that’s also a drop in potential so it’s a negative change in potential. Crossing a resistor in the opposite direction as the current gives you a positive change in potential.

When you cross a battery from the - side to the + side, that’s a positive change. Going the other way gives you a drop in potential, so that’s a negative change.

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Resistors in Parallel

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26
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Discharging a Capacitor

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27
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Potential difference across a capacitor during the charging process

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Force due to magnetic field equals

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29
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Units for magnetic field

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30
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right hand rule for magnetic fields

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equation relating charge, voltage, and capacitance

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Q=CV

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Relating force of magnetic field to circular motion

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Hall potential difference

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34
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Electrons flow in a direction ____ to the current

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opposite

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Magnetic force on a current-carrying wire

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36
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magnetic field due to a current in a long straight wire

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Ampere’s Law

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38
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magnetic field at center of circular arc

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40
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force between two parallel currents

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41
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Magnetic field of an ideal solenoid

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42
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magnetic field of a toroid

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43
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What is the equation for magnetic flux?

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44
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What is the equation that relates magnetic flux to emf?

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45
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What is Lenz’s law?

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Lenz’s law says that an induced magnetic field and current are created to resist change in an existing magnetic field

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Equation for the current in a moving loop

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47
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What is the equation for power in a moving loop?

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48
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Faraday’s Law relating Electric and magnetic fields

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49
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What is the equation for inductance?

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50
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What is the equation for inductance of a solenoid?

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51
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Equation for emf of a self-induced emf in a conductor

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52
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What is the equation for an RL circuit?

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