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Physics Simulations

Last updated about 2 years ago

6 Nsɛmmisa

Click on the link below and complete the prompts as instructed. Make sure to answer the questions as you go.

https://interactives.ck12.org/simulations/physics/electric-field/app/index.html?screen=sandbox

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1.

Where did you have to place the negatively charged particle in order to get the black test charge to move into the goal net?

Behind the test charge

Below the test charge

Above the test charge

Anywhere, it doesn't matter

Between the the test charge and the net

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2.

Where did you have to place the positively charged particle in order to get the black test charge to move into the goal net?

Below the test charge

Between the the test charge and the net

Anywhere, it doesn't matter

Behind the test charge

Above the test charge

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3.

Where did you have to place the TWO negatively charged particles in order to get the black test charge to move into the goal net?

One on each side far away from the net

Anywhere, it doesn't matter

Between the the test charge and the net

One on each side close to the net

Behind the test charge

Above the test charge

Below the test charge

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4.

What do the red arrows represent?

electric field vector

velocity vector

gravity vector

force vector

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5.

The red arrows are clearly visible in some areas and difficult to see in other areas, what does their transparency represent?

direction of the electric field vector

it is just there to look cool

magnitude of electric field vector

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6.

Using a MINIMUM of 2 negatives and 2 positives, recreate your rink so that the test charge moves into the net.