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What is the name of the phenomenon where the electron flow creates current?
What is the name of the phenomenon where the electron flow creates current?
- Inductance
- Resistance
- Capacitance
- Voltage (correct)
In which scenario will positive charge always be observed?
In which scenario will positive charge always be observed?
- When there are equal numbers of protons and electrons
- When there are no protons or electrons
- When there are more electrons than protons
- When there are more protons than electrons (correct)
What does the eliminator do in a battery eliminator?
What does the eliminator do in a battery eliminator?
- Stores excess battery power
- Removes the need for a battery (correct)
- Decreases the voltage of the battery
- Increases the voltage of the battery
What does the length of a wire affect in terms of electron flow?
What does the length of a wire affect in terms of electron flow?
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What does 'v' represent in the power formula?
What does 'v' represent in the power formula?
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What is the name of the phenomenon where the electron flow creates current?
What is the name of the phenomenon where the electron flow creates current?
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What does the battery eliminator do?
What does the battery eliminator do?
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What does the length of a wire affect in terms of electron flow?
What does the length of a wire affect in terms of electron flow?
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What does 'v' represent in the power formula?
What does 'v' represent in the power formula?
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When will positive charge always be observed?
When will positive charge always be observed?
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