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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Static Electricity Ohm’s Law and Power Circuits Electricity & Magnetism Motors, Speakers, Etc.

This type of material allows electrons to flow through it

What is a conductor?

It is what happens when you get shocked

What is excess electrons jump from you to the object (or vice versa) to even out the charge?

It is what happens when a charged object is held next to a neutral one

What is the neutral object becomes polarized (by induction)?

The direction of the force between a piece of wool and styrofoam after rubbing them together

What is attraction?

The reason a charged object can attract a neutral one

What is “the neutral object becomes polarized, so the charged object attracts the near side more than it repels the far side (since it is farther away)?

The “I” in Ohm’s Law, and its units

What is current, amperes?

The current flowing through a 220 Ohm light plugged into the wall (110 V)

What is.5 A?

The number of 1.5 V batteries you need to push a current of 1 A through a 15 Ohm resistor

What is 10?

The power used by a 5 A hairdryer plugged into the wall (110 V)

What is 550 Watts?

The resistance of a bulb which consumes 55 W of power from a 110 V wall socket

What is 220 Ohms?

The meaning of the symbol

What is a resistance (or resistor)?

The type of circuit Illustrated below

What is parallel?

The total resistance in the circuit below, if each resistor is 5 Ohms

What is 15 Ohms?

A circuit breaker in your house is wired in this way

What is in series with the sockets it protects?

The total resistance in the circuit below, if each resistor is 5 Ohms

What is 5/3 Ohms?

This can be created by moving charges

What is a magnetic field?

Moving magnets will create this

What is an electric field?

The magnetic field near a straight current- carrying wire looks like this

What is circular (around the wire)?

Where the magnetic poles of a coiled wire with an electric current are located.

What is on the top and bottom?

The direction of the force on a current- carrying wire, relative to the direction of the current and magnetic field lines

What is perpendicular?

It converts electrical energy into kinetic

What is a electric motor?

In a speaker the motion of the cone is caused by this

What is the varying force between the permanent magnet and electromagnet?

How does the force on the coil change if the current changes direction

What is it reverses?

A speaker can also be used as this, which produces electrical energy

What is a microphone?

The reason our motors only rotate in one direction

What is “the unsanded part of the coil prevents current from flowing when it would cause a force in the opposite direction”