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Physics 3 Electricity and Magnetism
Charges in Motion! Physics 3 Electricity and Magnetism
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What is electric potential energy?
Energy due to an object’s charge Which one has more potential to move, A or B? A B
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What is Electric Potential Difference or Voltage?
The push of the current Symbol is V Measured in Volts Birds can sit on high potential wires without getting electrocuted? Why??? Voltage in US: 120v Voltage in Europe: 240v Can we use our appliances over in Europe???
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What is electric current?
The flow of the electrons Symbol is I Measured in amperes (amps) See chart for the effects of various current on the body Purpose of defibulator: use electricity to jump start the heart. Why do they say clear before the shock is delivered?
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What is electrical resistance?
The fight of the flow of electrons Symbol is R Measured in ohms Depends on temperature, length, material, and thickness of wire
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Ohms Law V=I x R Voltage = Current x Resistance I=V / R
Current= Voltage divided by Resistance R=V / I Resistance= Voltage divided by Current
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What is Power? The conversion of electrical energy into some other form of energy Symbol is P Measured in watts P= I x V Power = Current x Voltage
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Practice 1 What is the effect of touching a 24 volt battery assuming your body is dry and has a resistance of 100,000 ohms? I= V / R I= 24 / 100,000 = amps Will this kill you????
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Practice 2 What would be the effect of touching a 24 volt battery assuming your skin is moist and has a resistance of 1000 ohms? I= V / R I= 24 / 1000 = amps What effect will this have on your body?
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Practice 3 What is the voltage for a current of amps and a resistance of 15,000 ohms? V = I x R = x 15,000 = V= 75volts
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Practice 4 A flashlight bulb uses 0.10amps and has a resistance of 30 ohms. How many volts does the light bulb supply? V= I x R = 0.10 x 30 = 3volts
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Practice 5 How many amps are used to run a blow dryer on a 110 volt circuit with a resistance of 100 ohms? I = V / R = 110 / 100 = 1.1amps
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