An electric field has both ______ and ______
What is magnitude and direction?
Describes how much of something goes through area of interest.
What is Electric Flux?
What is the unit of electric field strength?
V/m or Newton/ampere-second
As charge transfers from one plate to another, this must be done on the charge.
What is Work?
These are the components of Area Vector.
What are Magnitude and Vector Direction?
Positive charges are accelerated by electric fields towards ____
____ increases the capacitance of a parallel-plate capacitor.
a) decreasing the area of the plates
b) increasing the voltage between the plates
c) moving the plates closer together
c) moving the plates closer together
An important aspect of Gauss's law (that makes solving the flux integral easier) is:
What is symmetry
Two parallel conducting plates, separated by a distance d, are connected to a battery with a voltage source that supplies a potential difference V. If the separation between the plates is halves, what happens to the electric charge on the plates?
What is doubling?
The surface area of plates with a 1.25 uF capacitor and a 0.075 mm space between them.
What is 10.6 m2 ?
When charges separate themselves due to charging by polarization, how does this happen?
A charged object is brought near an uncharged object.
When charge density is not uniform, what do you integrate?
What is dq
The charge on the inner and outer surfaces of a solid conductive sphere shell with a centered +4Q charge inside a spherical conducting shell with a -8Q charge.
What is -4Q?
Electric potential is directly proportional to:
what is electric field strength
If you wish to store a large amount of energy in a capacitor bank, how would you connect the capacitors?
The net charge
What is 6.4X10^-10N/C
The electric flux through the circular sheet of a uniform electric field with a magnitude of 5.5 x 104 (N/C) and a 2.5 meter diameter.
What is 270,000 ((N x m2)/C) ?
What must be the potential difference between two charged plates that are 12cm apart and have an electric field strength of 150 V/m?
Potential difference= E*d=180V
How much work is required to charge a 40 mF capacitor to a potential difference of 200V?
800 J