What is happening to the proton's electric potential energy?
Kinetic Energy decreases so potential energy increases
Two small plastic spheres each have a mass of 3.5 g and a charge of -72 nC. They are placed 3.2 cm apart (center to center). What is the magnitude of the electric force on each sphere?
4.56x10^-2 N
Coulomb's Law
A 21 nC charged particle experiences an electric force of 0.083 N. What is the magnitude of the electric field at the particle's position?
E= 3.95x10^6 N/C
F=qE
What is the current through the 3 Ω resistor?
I=1 A
V=IR
(9V-6V)=I(3ohms)
3V=I(3 ohms)
3 V/3 Ohms=I
What is the direction of the electric field at the dot in the figure shown below?
Down
A battery and a resistor form a circuit. The resistor dissipates 0.80 W. Now, two batteries, each identical to the original one, are connected in series with the resistor. What power does it dissipate?
P1=(V)^2/R =0.80 W
P2=(2V^2)/R=4V^2/R=3.2 W
Describe the electric field strength and the electric potential at this point midway between the equal but opposite charges.
E points to the right
V=0
Midpoint means = distance
V1+V2=0
V2=K(-q)/d
V1=K(+q)/d
Which resistor dissipates more power?
The 1 ohm resistor
P=∆V^2/R
Same ∆V
P and R inversely proportional
How do electric potentials differ in size in a parallel-plate capacitor?
negative - smallest
Positive - largest
What is the electric potential at the point labeled P in the figure?
V=435 V
v=K[(q1)/(r1)+(q2)/(r2)+(q3)/(r3)]
A wire carries an 8 A current. What is the current in a second wire that delivers twice as much charge in half of the time?
32A
I1=q/t
I2=(2q)/(t/2)=4q/t
What happens to the current of the battery when the switch closes?
I increases
Req decreases
∆V Doesn't Change
Compare and contrast electric potential energy. What equation shows the relationship between the two?
Elec. Pot. = V - Source Charge
V=Kq/r
Elec. Pot. Energy = U - 2 point charges
Uelec=
K(q1*q2)/r
Uelec=
qV
A 20 Ω resistor is connected to the terminals of a 2.5V battery. What is the current of the circuit? What is the power of the circuit?
P=0.3125 W (J/s)
V=IR
P=I^2*R
An electron moves between two plates and experiences an increase in kinetic energy of 4.5x10^-18 J. Calculate ΔV=Va -Vb of the plates.
∆V=28.125 Volts
W=q∆V
Going around in the direction of current flow, what is happening to the electric potential across the battery and across the resistor, and why? Assume it is a simple circuit.
Electric potential increases across the battery and decreases across the resistor.
Kirchoff's Loop Rule
∆V(R)=-IR
∆Vbat=+emf
The current flowing through the circuit contained within a flashlight is 0.5 A and the voltage applied to the circuit is provided by 2 AA batteries, which is 5.0 V. Calculate the power delivered to the bulb and the electrical energy consumed in 5 minutes of operation of the flashlight.
P=750 J
P=IV(emf)
∆E=P∆t
Find the magnitude of the potential difference across each resistor.
R=17.5 ohms
10V-5V-(0.08A*80ohms)-(0.08A*R)=0
5V-0.08A(80ohms-R)=0
5V=0.08A(80ohms-R)
62.5ohms=80ohms-R
-17.5ohms=-R