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Which of the following best describes electrical charge?

It exists in continuous quantities

It is a form of energy

It is the basis for describing all electrical phenomena

It is bipolar, with positive and negative charges (correct)

What is the electronic charge?

1.6022x 10 -12 coulomb

1.6022x 10 -9 coulomb

1.6022x 10 -19 coulomb (correct)

1.6022x 10 -6 coulomb

What is the energy per unit charge that is created by the separation of charge?

Voltage (correct)

Charge

Resistance

Current

What creates an electrical force (voltage)?

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What is the symbol for voltage?

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Study Notes

Which of the following best describes electrical charge? What is the electronic charge? What is the energy per unit charge that is created by the separation of charge? What creates an electrical force (voltage)? What is the symbol for voltage?

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Test your knowledge on the fundamental concepts of voltage and current in circuits. Learn about electrical charges, their bipolar nature, and discrete quantities.