Powerpoint Jeopardy

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Powerpoint Jeopardy
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Materials through which charges will easily move
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Electrons added to an Insulating substance do
this.
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Plastic is a(n) __________, therefore it moves
electrons ___________
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When I charge a metal by rubbing it with wool,
the electrons end up _____________ because metal
is a _____________
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If 1.4 106 electrons are removed from an
initially neutral pith ball, the charge on the
pith ball is ___________________ C.
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Types of charges are this.
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The amount of charge on an Electron is
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When a charges item is brought near a neutral
item, charges ___________ which is known as
____________
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A charges glass rod touches an electroscope. The
electrons move from ___________ to ______________
in a process called ______________
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If you bring a charged balloon near a can, then
touch the can on the none balloon side, the can
now has a ____________ charge due to the process
of _____________. The electrons have moved from
the ___________ to the _______________.
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A positive point charge will _________ another
positive charge.
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A negative point charge will ________ a positive
point charge.
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Rank the following items in reference to the
triboelectric series? Wool, Glass, Wood, Cotton,
Copper
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Two equal charges are separated by 3.7e-10 m. The
force between the charges has a magnitude of
2.37e-3 N. What is the magnitude of q of the
charges?
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A thundercloud has an electric charge of 43.2 C
near the top of the cloud and 38.7 C near the
bottom of the cloud. The magnitude of the
electric force between these two charges is
3.95e6 N. What is the separation between these
charges?
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The constant K is this number
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The equation for the electric Force is
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There are two balloons of charges 3.37 mC and
8.21 mC. The distance between the two balloons
is 2.00 m. Determine the force between the two
balloons.
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Three point charges having charge values of (from
left to right) 2.0 mC, 4.0 mC, and 3.4 mC,
respectively, are separated by 1.5 cm and 2.25
cm. What is the force of the positive charges on
the negative charge?
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Charges A and B are placed on the x-axis.
Another charges C is placed below A. The
magnitude of charge A is 7.0 mC and that of
charge B is 8.0 mC. The magnitude of the charge
C is 6.0 mC. The distance between A and B is
22.0 cm and the distance between B and C is 10.0
cm. What is the net force on charge C?
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The Intensity at the threshold of hearing
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120 dB is this many times more intense then 70 dB
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A loud rock concert at 110 dB is this in terms of
intensity (in W/m2)
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As you jam at an awesome concert, the intensity
where you stand 20. m from the speaker that is
outputting 170 watts is this.
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You are standing this far away from an 80.0 W
stereo system if the intensity of the sound
where you stand is 1.37 W/m2
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A rock is dropped from a sea cliff and the sound
of it striking the ocean is heard 3.4s later. If
the speed of sound is 340 m/s, how high is the
cliff?