This is the force between two point charges, each with .1 C of charge that are .1 m apart.
What is 9.0X10^9 N
100
This is the resistance of a device in a 120 V circuit that has a current rating of 20 A.
What is 6 Ohms.
100
This unit is used to measured resistance.
What are Ohms.
100
This kind of circuit depends on all the components to be functioning in order for the circuit to be complete.
What is a series circuit.
100
This is a circuit that has multiple paths of charge to connect the circuit.
What is a parallel circuit.
200
This is the current drawn by a toaster with a resistance of 15 ohms that is connected to a 120 V outlet.
What is 8 A.
200
This is the current drawn by a 1200 W toaster connected to 120 V.
What is 10 A.
200
This unit describes the force between two charged particles.
What are Newtons.
200
This states that electric charge cannot be created not destroyed. The total charge before an interaction equals the total charge after.
What is the law of conservation of charge.
200
This is Ohm's Law.
What is I = V/R, or in words: current in a circuit varies in direct proportion to the potential difference or voltage across the circuit and inversely with the circuit's resistance.
300
This is the power consumed by an electric toy that draws .5 A from a 120 V outlet.
What is 60 W of power.
300
This is the current drawn by a 240 Ohm filament of a bulb connected to a 120 V line.
What is .5 Ohms.
300
This unit describes the difference in electrical potential between two points.
What is voltage.
300
This is a material that has free charged particles that easily flow through it when an electrical force acts on them.
What is a conductor.
300
This is the equation for electric potential.
What is Voltage = electrical potential energy / charge
400
This is the amount of amperes that flow through a 60 W bulb connected to a 120 V batter.
What is .5 A.
400
This is the price of operating a 100 W lamp continuously for 1 week when the power utility rate is 15 cents/kWh.
What is $2.52
400
This is thee unit for electrical energy.
What are Joules?
400
This is an electrical device that stores electric charge and energy.
What is a capacitor.
400
This law relates the relationship among electrical force, charge, and distance.
What is Coulomb's Law; or F = k (q1*q2)/d^2
500
This is the current in the following circuit: two parallel resistors, each of resistance of 250 Ohms put in series with another 300 Ohm resistor, all connected to a 120 V battery.
What is .28 A
500
This is the total resistance of a circuit with three resistors in parallel, each measuring 250 Ohms.
What is 83.3 Ohms.
500
This is the unit for electric power.
What are Watts?
500
This is when an object become charged due to the influence of a second charged object coming near, but not touching, the first object.
What is charging by induction.
500
This is the transfer of electric charges between objects by rubbing or simple touching.