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IC4.3: Demonstratation of effects of electric field on charged particles

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Question 1

What determines the direction of the force exerted on a charged particle when it enters an electric field?

The field's magnitude

The charge's magnitude

The charge's sign and the field's direction

The particle's speed

Question 2

Which of these are examples of electrostatic phenomena?

Static cling

Electromagnetic induction

Diffraction of waves

Lightning

Question 3

Which of these can demonstrate electrostatic repulsion?

Pushing apart of hair strands after rubbing with a balloon

Flow of electricity in a wire

Rubbing a balloon and sticking it to a wall

A falling apple

Question 4

Lightning is a result of a build-up of static electricity in the atmosphere.

True

False

Question 5

Lightning is an example of an electrostatic phenomenon, True or False?

True

False

Question 6

Static electricity is a form of electrostatic phenomenon that can be observed in everyday life, such as when clothes stick together after being in the dryer. True or false?

True

False

What determines the direction of the force exerted on a charged particle when it enters an electric field?

The field's magnitude

The charge's magnitude

The charge's sign and the field's direction

The particle's speed

Which of these are examples of electrostatic phenomena?

Static cling

Electromagnetic induction

Diffraction of waves

Lightning

Which of these can demonstrate electrostatic repulsion?

Pushing apart of hair strands after rubbing with a balloon

Flow of electricity in a wire

Rubbing a balloon and sticking it to a wall

A falling apple

Lightning is a result of a build-up of static electricity in the atmosphere.

True

False

Lightning is an example of an electrostatic phenomenon, True or False?

True

False

Static electricity is a form of electrostatic phenomenon that can be observed in everyday life, such as when clothes stick together after being in the dryer. True or false?

True

False