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What is the Law of Conservation of Electric Charge state?
What is the Law of Conservation of Electric Charge state?
- Charge can be destroyed, but not created
- Charge can be created or destroyed
- Charge cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred between objects (correct)
- Charge can only be created, not destroyed
When a neutral object is placed in contact with already charged particles, what charging method occurs?
When a neutral object is placed in contact with already charged particles, what charging method occurs?
- Charging by Conduction (correct)
- Charging by Induction
- Charging by Radiation
- Charging by Transmission
According to Coulomb’s Law, what happens between like charges?
According to Coulomb’s Law, what happens between like charges?
- They become neutral
- They repel (correct)
- They cancel each other out
- They attract
What is the role of a source charge in relation to the electric field?
What is the role of a source charge in relation to the electric field?
What creates an electric field according to the text?
What creates an electric field according to the text?
How is the strength of the electric field indicated when represented using Electric Field Lines?
How is the strength of the electric field indicated when represented using Electric Field Lines?
What is the fundamental property of matter related to electric charges?
What is the fundamental property of matter related to electric charges?
What causes the charging method known as 'Charging by Friction'?
What causes the charging method known as 'Charging by Friction'?
In conductors, what are electrons referred to in the text?
In conductors, what are electrons referred to in the text?
What type of materials are Insulators made from?
What type of materials are Insulators made from?
Which of the following is a common feature between protons and electrons?
Which of the following is a common feature between protons and electrons?
What makes an object electrically charged according to the text?
What makes an object electrically charged according to the text?
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