asap 1. Ohm's law 2. Charge on a capacitor 3.Magnetic field of a long straight wire 4.Radiation Pressure 5. Energy stored in aninductor A) gauss lawB) all of ME & relativityC) only FL and lorentz force lawd) only ampere maxwell lawe) only LFLplease match the numbers with theanswers.

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1. Ohm's law 2. Charge on a capacitor 3 Magnetic field of a long straight wire 4. Radiation Pressure 5. Energy stored in a inductor A) gauss law B) all of ME & relativity C) only FL and lorentz force law d) only ampere maxwell law e) only LFL

1. Ohm's law 2. Charge on a capacitor 3 Magnetic field of a long straight wire 4. Radiation Pressure 5. Energy stored in a inductor A) gauss law B) all of ME & relativity C) only FL and lorentz force law d) only ampere maxwell law e) only LFL

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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1. Ohm's law 2. Charge on a capacitor 3.
Magnetic field of a long straight wire 4.
Radiation Pressure 5. Energy stored in an
inductor A) gauss law
B) all of ME & relativity
C) only FL and lorentz force law
d) only ampere maxwell law
e) only LFL
please match the numbers with the
answers.

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