Exam 8: Light and Electromagnetism
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Suppose you charge two transparencies by rubbing and then hold them near each other but not touching. Regarding the electric and magnetic forces they exert on each other,
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The filament of a lightbulb glows, while the connecting wires do not. This is because
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What physics principle can be demonstrated by rubbing two transparency sheets with tissue paper and then holding them near each other?
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Concerning the force holding an atom together [that is, holding the electrons into the nucleus] and the force holding the solar system together: Are these basically the same type of force?
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Suppose that the electric force between two objects is 2 N and that you then halve the distance between the objects. The new force is
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Which of these is the best explanation of the "electric hair" that can occur when some people brush their hair?
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Ernest Rutherford's experiments in which alpha rays pass through a thin piece of metal foil demonstrated that
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Object A has an electric charge that is 10 times larger than the charge on object B. When placed near each other, how does the force by A on B compare with the force by B on A?
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How does a permanent magnet work, i.e., what is the explanation of its magnetic effects?
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The types of current carried by the headlights of an automobile, and by a plug- in toaster in your kitchen, are
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If you rub a transparency sheet with tissue and then hold the transparency sheet and the tissue at rest a short distance apart, they will then exert
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The force between two bar magnets cannot be due to gravity, because
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If a proton and an electron are placed a short distance apart,
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In a single electric cord, such as a cord that connects a wall socket with an electric light,
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Since matter is made of electrically charged particles, why don't we feel electric forces all the time?
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If you rub two transparency sheets with tissue and then hold the two transparency sheets at rest a short distance apart, the electromagnetic forces they exert on each other will be
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