5.1.1 - 5.1.3 Electric Circuits
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Electric Circuits
Questions and Answers
- 1.How much KE is given to 2C of charge when it passes across a PD of 6V.
- A.
2J
- B.
3J
- C.
12J
- D.
1/3 J
- 2.How much KE is given to an electron when it passes across a PD of 6V?
- A.
6J
- B.
1/6 J
- C.
6eV
- D.
1/6 eV
- 3.How much KE is given to an electron when it passes across a PD of 6V??
- A.
6J
- B.
1/6 J
- C.
9.6 exp(-19) J
- D.
1.6 exp(-19) J
- 4.What PD is needed to stop a 400eV electron?
- A.
100eV
- B.
100V
- C.
400eV
- D.
400V
- 5.How much KE is given to 2micro coulombs when accelerated through a PD of 500V?
- A.
4 exp(-3) J
- B.
2 exp(-3) J
- C.
1 exp(-3) J
- D.
0.5 exp(-3) J
- 6.Are there any parts of this section of the syllabus that you do not understand?
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