Reasoning
Why does a charge move in an electric field?
what is to lower its potential energy?
charges naturally move in this direction in an electric field.
what is from high potential to low potential?
This quantity is defined as electric potential energy per unit charge.
what is electric potential?
The equation that relates electric potential energy to electric potential.
what is u=qv?
Electric potential is most like this gravitational concept.
what is height?
why is electric potential more useful than electric potential energy?
what is it depends only on location, not charge?
Electric potential is higher near this type of charge.
what is positive charge?
This quantity depends on both the charge and the location in an electric field.
what is electric potential energy?
If electric potential is measured in j/c, this is what the numerator represents.
what is energy{joules}?
Electric potential energy is most like this gravitational quantity.
what is gravitational potential energy?
Two charges have different energies at the same location. why?
what is they have different charges?
As distance from a positive charge increases, electric potential does this.
What is decreases?
The SI unit of electric potential.
What is joules per coulomb{volts}?
A 2 c charge at a location has an electric potential of 10 j/c/ find its potential energy.
what is 20 j?
Two objects at the same height have the same gravitational.
what is potential?
Explain why electric potential is called "energy per charge".
what is because it removes the object dependence?
A positive charge moves naturally in the same direction as this.
what is electric field?
electric potential depends on this, not on the size of the charge.
what is position/location?
If charge doubles at the same location, electric potential energy will do this.
what is double?
A heavier object at the same height has more gravitational
what is potential energy?
using gravity as an analogy, explain why charges move from high to low electric potential energy?
what i:just like objects roll downhill to lower gravitational potential energy, charges move to lower electric potential energy?
A negative charge moves naturally in which direction relative to the electric field?
what is opposite the electric field?
This happens naturally when a charge moves from high electric potential to low electric potential.
what is a decrease in electric potential energy?
This quantity stays constant at a location even when the charge changes.
what is electric potential?
Using gravity,explain why electric potential does not depend on charge.
what is: height depends on location ,not mass-just like electric potential depends on position ,not charge.