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What is the primary purpose of the email provided in the material?

  • To submit feedback and recommendations (correct)
  • To report issues with the book
  • To inquire about the authors
  • To request additional copies of the book

According to Republic Act 8293, section 176, what is necessary for exploiting a government work for profit?

  • Public approval
  • Payment of fees
  • Agency fulfillment
  • Government agency's prior approval (correct)

Which entity represents the Department of Education in seeking permissions for copyrighted materials?

  • The authors of the book
  • The publishers
  • FILCOLS, Inc. (correct)
  • Department of Copyright

What must institutions do if they wish to copy from the Learner's Material without an agreement with FILCOLS?

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What is stated about the ownership of borrowed materials included in the book?

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What kind of work does Republic Act 8293, section 176 pertain to?

<p>Government works (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which condition may an agency impose when granting approval for work exploitation?

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What is the title of this educational material?

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What type of force is exerted between two magnets that repel each other?

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What indicates that an object contains a ferromagnetic substance when interacting with a magnet?

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Which of the following materials would most likely not interact with a magnet?

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When two magnets attract each other, what type of magnetism is indicated?

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What happens when the distance between a magnet and a ferromagnetic object increases?

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How would you best distinguish between a permanent magnet and a temporarily magnetized ferromagnetic material?

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What effect will bringing a bar magnet close to an iron nail have?

<p>The nail may become magnetized (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What describes the interaction of two iron nails when they are brought close together?

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What key principle is explored in Activity 11 regarding electromagnetic induction?

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In the context of an electric motor, what fundamental concept is demonstrated in Activity 9?

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Which factor is NOT investigated in Part D of Activity 11?

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What does Activity 8 primarily focus on concerning current-carrying conductors?

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In Part C of Activity 11, which relationship is examined regarding induced voltage?

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What is the primary focus of Activity 6?

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What does Activity 3 involve in relation to the Electromagnetic Wave Theory?

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What does Part B of Activity 11 focus on changing to analyze its effect on induced current?

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What is the initial step when setting up the circuit for the magnetic field experiment?

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What is the first step to determine if the iron filings are magnetized?

<p>Gently move the filings on the paper. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a possible consequence of leaving the switch closed for too long during the experiment?

<p>The batteries and wires may become hot. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When observing the compass needle around the vertical wire, what is essential for accurate measurements?

<p>Rotate the compass until the north axis aligns with the needle pointer. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When magnetizing iron filings in a test tube, which end of the magnet is used first for stroking?

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What direction will the north pole of the compass needle point to, from a top-view perspective, around a current-carrying straight conductor?

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What can be inferred about the magnetic behavior of materials like iron, cobalt, and nickel?

<p>They can be used to make temporary magnets. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done after observing the compass needle at each location during the experiment?

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What happens to the magnetism of the iron filings after several shakes of the test tube?

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Which of the following materials is non-magnetic?

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After reversing the polarity of the power supply, which step should you repeat?

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Which material is not used as part of the experiment setup?

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How can one collectively magnetize an iron nail?

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What effect does using a permanent magnet have on the test tube’s iron filings?

<p>It magnetizes the filings. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of opening the switch after observations are made?

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What should be observed when bringing compasses near both ends of the test tube filled with iron filings?

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What is the primary purpose of a solenoid in this context?

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What can be said about the movement of a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field?

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Which component is essential for creating a simple electric motor as described?

<p>Neodymium magnets (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What safety precaution should be taken when using neodymium magnets?

<p>Keep fingers away to avoid pinching (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the magnetic field when current flows through a solenoid?

<p>It becomes a directional magnetic field (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is NOT a material commonly used for a current-carrying wire in experiments?

<p>Plastic (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following figures is NOT a suggested shape for the wire in the electric motor?

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What role do permanent magnets play in the use of ammeters and motors?

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Flashcards

Copyright Law

Sets rules for who owns and uses creative works.

Government Works

Creative works made by government agencies.

Prior Approval

Permission needed before using government works for profit.

Royalties

Fees paid for using government-created works.

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Copyright Holders

Individuals or organizations who own copyrights.

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Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society (FILCOLS)

Organization representing DepEd for copyright matters.

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Learner's Material

Educational materials for students.

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Feedback to DepEd

Suggestions or opinions for improvement of educational materials.

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Electric Field Simulation

An activity to visualize and understand electric fields

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Magnetic Field Simulation

An activity to visualize and understand magnetic fields

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Electromagnetic Induction

Producing electricity from a changing magnetic field

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Induced Voltage/Current

Electricity created by a changing magnetic field

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Magnetic Field around a Coil

The magnetic field produced by a wire wound into a coil.

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Electric Motor

A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy using magnetic fields

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

The range of all types of electromagnetic radiation.

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Electromagnetic Wave Theory

Describes how electromagnetic waves propagate through space.

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Attraction and Repulsion

Magnets exhibit either a force of attraction or repulsion towards other objects.

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Naturally Magnetic Material

An object that is attracted to a magnet and can only experience a force of attraction is considered naturally magnetic.

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Permanent Magnet

An object that can experience both attraction and repulsion from a magnet. This implies the object could also be a magnet.

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Temporarily Magnetized Material

A material that becomes magnetic when exposed to a magnet but loses its magnetism when the magnet is removed.

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Induced Magnetism

The process of making a magnetic material magnetic by bringing it close to a permanent magnet.

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Magnetic Polarity

The direction of a magnet's magnetic force, with a north and south pole.

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Magnetic Force

The force exerted by a magnet on other magnetic materials, causing either attraction or repulsion.

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Distinguishing Magnets

To differentiate magnets from non-magnetized magnetic materials, observe if they exhibit both attraction and repulsion with a known magnet.

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What are magnetic materials?

Materials that are attracted to a magnet. Examples include iron, cobalt, nickel, steel, and alnico.

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What is magnetization by stroking?

A method of making a material magnetic by repeatedly stroking it with a magnet in one direction.

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How do you test if iron filings are magnetized?

Bring a compass near the ends of the iron filings. If the compass needle points towards one end, it indicates magnetism. The end the compass needle points to is the north pole.

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What happens when you shake the test tube containing magnetized iron filings?

Shaking the test tube weakens the magnetism of the iron filings as the magnetic domains become randomly arranged.

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What are permanent magnets?

Magnets that keep their magnetism for a long time, even after being removed from a magnetic field.

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What are temporary magnets?

Magnets that only remain magnetized while in a magnetic field and lose their magnetism when removed.

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What is the effect of dropping a magnet too often?

Dropping a magnet repeatedly weakens its magnetism as the alignment of its magnetic domains is disrupted.

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What does a compass needle indicate?

A compass needle points towards the north pole of a magnet, allowing you to determine the orientation of a magnet.

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Magnetic Field Around a Straight Conductor

The area around a straight wire carrying electric current where a magnetic force can be detected.

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Compass Needle Deflection

The movement of the compass needle's north pole in response to the magnetic field around a current-carrying wire.

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Current Direction and Compass Needle

The direction of the compass needle's north pole changes depending on the direction of the electric current flowing through the wire.

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Polarity Reversal

Changing the direction of the electric current flow, which also reverses the direction of the magnetic field around the wire.

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Mapping the Magnetic Field

Using a compass to determine the direction and strength of the magnetic field around a conductor carrying current.

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Top-View Perspective

Observing the magnetic field from a position directly above the conductor, allowing you to clearly see the direction of the compass needle.

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Safety Precautions

Important steps to protect oneself while conducting the experiment, such as opening the switch after observations and avoiding prolonged current flow.

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Solenoid's Magnetic Field

The magnetic field produced by a coil of wire wrapped around a core, with the field lines running along the coil's axis.

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Solenoid's Poles

The ends of a solenoid act like the poles of a bar magnet, with one end behaving as the north pole and the other as the south pole.

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Force on a Current-Carrying Wire

A wire carrying electric current placed in a magnetic field experiences a force that makes it move. The direction of the force depends on both the current direction and the magnetic field direction.

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Electric Motor Function

An electric motor uses the force produced by a magnetic field acting on a current-carrying wire to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. This makes a coil rotate.

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Electric Motor Components

A simple electric motor consists of a coil, a magnet, and a battery. The battery provides current, the coil rotates in the magnetic field, and the magnet creates the field.

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Strong Magnets

Neodymium magnets are very strong and create a powerful magnetic field compared to ordinary magnets.

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Safety with Magnets

Neodymium magnets can be dangerous because of their strong force. Be careful to avoid getting fingers pinched between magnets and other magnetic materials.

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Electric Motor Assembly

To make an electric motor, shape a piece of wire into a coil, secure it near a magnet, and connect the ends of the wire to a battery.

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