Shows the effect of an electric field on free charges in a conductor.

Q: How does the density of an electric field line relate to its strength?

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Q: For an electric current to flow, a/an must "push" the charges through the conductor. O electromotive…

A: Given Four options are given we have to choose the correct option for current flowing in the…

Q: An electroscope is positively charged. Because of this, its leaves are separated. When an object is…

A: Given, An electroscope is positively charged. Because of this, its leaves are  separated. When an…

Q: Electric field is defined as А. Еg В. qF С. Еg D. F/q E. E/q.r О а. А O b. C О с. D O d. B O e. E

A: Force acting on a charge q is placed in an electric field E is given by, F = qE The Electric field…

Q: Whenever there is a net flow of charge through some region, an electric current is said to exist.…

A: True , Whenever there is a net flow of charge through some region, an electric current is said to…

Q: What is the magnitude of an electric field in which the force on an electron is equal in magnitude…

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Q: what is the magnitude and direction of an electric field that balances the weight of an electron and…

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Q: What refers to the amount of electric force that could be created if the electric current were to…

A: Introduction: Electric current is the flow of electrons (negatively charged particles) through a…

Q: Exerts a force on anything that has an electric charge: A) Electric field B) Electrostatic force C)…

A: Electric field is one which exerts force on anything that have an electric charge.

Q: Name the process through which a charged plastic rod can, without losing any of its own charge, give…

A: Charging by induction is the process in which when a charged object comes closer to a neutral object…

Q: Why is the outer layer of a wire made from an insulator and the inner layer made of conductors?

A: Insulators are materials which do not conduct electricity or are poor conductors of electricity.…

Q: It is NOT possible for an electric field to be created in the absence of electric charge. True False

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Q: What mathematical idea is used in the computation of the electric field for continuous charge…

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Q: find the magnitude and direction of the electric field that can balance the weight of an electron

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Q: Charging a balloon by rubbing the balloon with a sweater is charging by O gravity O induction O…

A: When we rub balloons on  sweater or, electrons get transferred from the wool or the hair to the…

Q: Which of the following would be an example of charging by conduction? bringing a charged rod close…

A: Given: Asked to choose the example of charging by conduction.

Q: How do electrical field lines indicate the strength of an electric field?

A: The electric field lines are the lines coming from the field source or going to the field source…

Q: State the fundamental law of electric charge

A: Electric charges are Quantised.Like charges repel each other & charges which are opposite in…

Q: Give examples of experiment that show electrostatic charging by induction

A: Electrostatic induction  The process of generating or producing electricity in a material by…

Q: What is an electrical field?

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Q: Materials that allow electricity to flow are called:  A) Insulators B) Conductors C) Electron flows…

A: The conductors are the materials which allows the flow of current through them are called…

Q: Is the object in Figure a conductor or an insulator? Justify your answer.

A: It is the characteristic of a conductor that has the charges which move freely, and the net charge…

Q: The fundamental law of electric force between two stationary charged particles is established by O…

A: The Coulomb's law establishes the fundamental law of electric force between two charged particles.…

Q: What causes the motion of charges in a stationary conductor.

A: Stationary conductor: It is a state of conductor when a conductor has continuous current or…

Q: Discuss pros and cons of a lightning rod being grounded versus simply being attached to a building.

A: Instead of distributing itself on the surface of the conductor, the charges tend to reside on the…

Q: what is the strength of an electric field midway between a 0.04C charge and 0.09C charge that are…

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Q: What makes a material a better conductor than another material?

A: The conductive property of a material depends on how easily the electrons in it can move freely. The…

Q: Complete introduction in electric field

A: Electric field is the space around the charge in which another charge will experience some…

Q: Define the terms potential and field strength at a point in an electric field. State the…

A: Potential: Electric potential is defined as the potential energy per unit charge when placed in a…

Q: What is the Relationship between Voltage and Electric Field?

A: The electric potential that is the voltage is the amount of energy required to move a unit charge…

Q: Most wires that are good conductors are wrapped in an insulator to keep people from being shocked…

A: Wires that can pass electricity are known as conductors.

Q: How is the direction of an electric field indicated with electrical field lines?

A: Electric field lines extend from the positively charged source to a source that is negatively…

Q: Electric fields exert a force on a charged particle, which makes it want to move. True/false…

A: Electric line of forces shows electric fields.

Q: The conventional direction of electric field is ________ Positive to negative Negative to positive…

A: Electric field is produced from positive charge, if we consider the flux lines then we can see that…

Q: What is the difference between electric field and electric force?

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Q: what makes a material a better conductor than another material?

A: Some material like metals are better conductors as they have free electrons which can be…

Q: To work with situations involving an electric field, I need to know The values of two charges The…

A: In this question we have to answer what information is required when we are working with a situation…

Q: What makes a material a better conductor (of electricity) than another material?

A: What makes a material a better conductor.