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Title: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _rest point equilibrium _ _


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  • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _rest point
    (equilibrium) _ _

Wave speed
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Reflection
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Refraction
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light.htm
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Electromagnetic (E-M) Radiation
  • Transverse waves
  • Do not need a medium

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Static Conductor insulator
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Electroscope
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Resistance
  • 1. Type of material
  • materials such as tungsten (filament in light
    bulbs) are very resistant to e- flow
  • higher resistance changes electrical energy into
    thermal energy light

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Resistance
  • 2. Size of conductor
  • Thin wires have higher resistance
  • Thick wires have low
  • Short wires have less resistance
  • Long wires have more

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Ohms Law
  • Potential difference current x resistance
  • V I x R
  • VVoltage V
  • ICurrent A
  • RResistance ?

voltage
current
resistance
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  • A. Req
  • B. I circuit
  • C. I each resistor
  • D. V circuit
  • E. V each resistor

6.75?
12V
15.3?
21.6?
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  • A. Req
  • B. I circuit
  • C. I each resistor
  • D. V circuit
  • E. V each resistor

120?
24V
41?
8?
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Electrical Power
  • the rate at which electrical energy is converted
    to another form of energy
  • Measured in Watts (W) (or kW)
  • Powercurrent x voltage
  • P I x V
  • W A x V

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Electrical Energy
  • The amount you use depends on the power required
    by appliances how long they are used.
  • EnergyPower x time
  • E P x t
  • kWh kW x h
  • Unit is the kilowatt-hour

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  • Strength of electromagnet can be increased by
  • inserting iron core
  • adding more turns to the wire
  • increasing the amount to the current

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Faraday Electromagnetic induction
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  • Direct current (DC) - current flows in one
    direction, example is dry cell batteries
  • Alternating current (AC) - current reverses
    direction in a regular pattern

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  • Advantages
  • current flows indefinitely
  • eliminates electrical waste
  • Disadvantages
  • brittle, hard to shape into wires
  • need to be cold in order for it to work

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THE END
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