P5.ACD Progress Check 3
Quiz by ALEJANDRO URBY
High School
Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
112.39.c.5.c
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- Q 1/5Score 0How far away are the spheres in meters?293m30m0.03m0.3m
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- Q1How far away are the spheres in meters?3m30m0.03m0.3m120s112.39.c.5.c
- Q2What equation can be used to calculate the magnitude of the electric force between the two equally charged spheres?Fe=kq1q2/r^2F=maF=-kxFg=Gm1m2/r^2120s112.39.c.5.c
- Q3Based on the information above, how much electrostatic force occurred between the spheres in the experiment? (k=9x10^9)9x10^259x10^173x10^243x10^19120s112.39.c.5.c
- Q4If the distance between the spheres was halved, how would the force be affected?QuadrupledOne fourthHalvedDoubled120s112.39.c.5.c
- Q5If these two spheres are brought close together and then let go, where would they move and why?They would move apart because they have equal chargesThey would move towards each other because they have equal chargesThey would move apart because they have opposite chargesThey would move towards each other because they have opposite charges.120s112.39.c.5.c
