17 Only ASAP ANS 13. What is the electric field experienced by a negative test charge in a vacuum where the source charge ismeasured to be +5.03 x 10C and is located 7.9 x 102¹mm from the source charge.a. 2.51 x 1014 Nb. 2.15 x 10¹7 Nc. 5.02 x 1014 Nd. 5.21 x 107 N14. Find the repulsive force between the nucleus of a helium atom with charge of +2e and that of a neon atomwith charge of +10e when they are 3 nm apart from each other. Consider the nuclei are in vacuum, and e= 1.60 x 10 19 C.a.7.78 x 10² Nb.8.79 x 10* Nc. 7.78 x 107 Nd. 9.78 x 10 N15. How much is the electric potential from the +4.31 × 10³ C source charge if a test charge will be placed 7.11x 10 micrometre from it?a.5.45 x 10²4 Vb.1.53 x 10° Vc. 4.91 x 10² Vd. 5.11 x 10-12 V16. How many electrons will flow through an appliance for each second if the current through the appliance is0.85 A?a. 8.5 x 10² mCb. 0.85 Cc. 1.85 x 10¹ Ad. 5.81 x 10* NA17. A piece of number 10 aluminum wire has a diameter of 2.59 mm. How many meters of number 10aluminum wire is needed to give a resistance of 10? (The resistivity of aluminum is 2.8 × 10% (02-m.)a. 243 mmb. 2.99 x 10³ mmc. 188 md. 2.6 m

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17. A piece of number 10 aluminum wire has a diameter of 2.59 mm. How many meters of number 10 aluminum wire is needed to give a resistance of 10? (The resistivity of aluminum is 2.8 × 10* Q-m.) a. 243 mm b. 2.99 x 10³ mm c. 188 m d 26m

17. A piece of number 10 aluminum wire has a diameter of 2.59 mm. How many meters of number 10 aluminum wire is needed to give a resistance of 10? (The resistivity of aluminum is 2.8 × 10* Q-m.) a. 243 mm b. 2.99 x 10³ mm c. 188 m d 26m

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13. What is the electric field experienced by a negative test charge in a vacuum where the source charge is
measured to be +5.03 x 10C and is located 7.9 x 102¹mm from the source charge.
a. 2.51 x 1014 N
b. 2.15 x 10¹7 N
c. 5.02 x 1014 N
d. 5.21 x 107 N
14. Find the repulsive force between the nucleus of a helium atom with charge of +2e and that of a neon atom
with charge of +10e when they are 3 nm apart from each other. Consider the nuclei are in vacuum, and e
= 1.60 x 10 19 C.
a.
7.78 x 10² N
b.
8.79 x 10* N
c. 7.78 x 107 N
d. 9.78 x 10 N
15. How much is the electric potential from the +4.31 × 10³ C source charge if a test charge will be placed 7.11
x 10 micrometre from it?
a.
5.45 x 10²4 V
b.
1.53 x 10° V
c. 4.91 x 10² V
d. 5.11 x 10-12 V
16. How many electrons will flow through an appliance for each second if the current through the appliance is
0.85 A?
a. 8.5 x 10² mC
b. 0.85 C
c. 1.85 x 10¹ A
d. 5.81 x 10* NA
17. A piece of number 10 aluminum wire has a diameter of 2.59 mm. How many meters of number 10
aluminum wire is needed to give a resistance of 10? (The resistivity of aluminum is 2.8 × 10% (02-m.)
a. 243 mm
b. 2.99 x 10³ mm
c. 188 m
d. 2.6 m

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