Year 2- Fields Flashcards

1
Q

what is a field

A

a region where an object experiences a non contact force

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2
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3 main types of fields

A

magnetic, electric, gravitational

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3
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what has a magnetic field

A

any magnet (permanent magnetic)
magnetic materials (iron, cobalt and nickel) will become induced magnetic when in the field of a permanent magnet

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4
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what has an electric field

A

any object with charge, in which a charge will experience a force

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5
Q

what has a gravitational field

A

any object with a mass
any mass will experience a force

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6
Q

where do field lines point in a magnetic field

A

north to south

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7
Q

where do the field lines point in an electric field

A

positive to negative

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8
Q

where do the field lines point in a gravitational field

A

towards the mass, it is an attractive force

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9
Q

how can you represent greater forces using field lines

A

they will be more closely packed together, therefore showing greater field strength

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10
Q

how are field lines represented in a uniform field

A

straight
parallel
evenly spaced
pointing in the same direction
THE FIELD STRENGTH IS THE SAME AT ANY POINT

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11
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how are field lines represented in a radial field

A

evenly spaced, pointing towards the centre of the object
the field strength decreases as you move away from the centre of the field

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