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zarkam21:

C???

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@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

a voltmeter is connected in parallel with a resistor (just have to memorize this), and a voltmeter measures potential

zarkam21:

A

Vocaloid:

good

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D

Vocaloid:

good

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B

Vocaloid:

same current = must be in series = which two resistors?

zarkam21:

B?

Vocaloid:

A and B are in parallel, which two resistors are "in line" on the same segment of wire?

zarkam21:

IM stuck in betweeen choice A and D

Vocaloid:

if you re-draw resistor C and D they're on the same segment of wire, resistor B is in parallel with C and D so option A

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Vocaloid:

any thoughts? if the field lines are coming out one end and going in another there are probably two poles leading us to which choice?

Vocaloid:

well to be more specific, two opposite poles which eliminates A and D between an iron bar and a magnet, a magnet is more likely to have a positive and negative end (an iron bar can kinda do this but it has to be magnetized first) so B is your best possibility

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zarkam21:

C

Vocaloid:

good

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B

Vocaloid:

I'm not really sure I know the current points down via the RHR but idk if that also applies to the magnetic field

Vocaloid:

ok i just double checked the RHR and yeah that's right

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zarkam21:

D

Vocaloid:

remember that things in series have the same current

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zarkam21:

C

Vocaloid:

open circuit is an incomplete circuit so D not C

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zarkam21:

A

Vocaloid:

remember that a combination circuit = series + parallel circuit combined for reversing direction it would be an AC current (B)

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A

Vocaloid:

good

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C

Vocaloid:

V = IR, you're given current and resistant so you just need to multiply 0.42 * 15

zarkam21:

oh i thought i would divide

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distance would be inverse right?

Vocaloid:

yes

zarkam21:

A

Vocaloid:

well done

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Vocaloid:

any thoughts? remember that resistor *resists* a current

Vocaloid:

another way to say "resists" is "opposes" so C is the best choice

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Vocaloid:

you're given C = Q/V so you just need to divide the charge by the voltage

zarkam21:

A

Vocaloid:

good

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zarkam21:

Not sure about this one

Vocaloid:

electromagnet --> electric magnet current carrying wire has electricity making A the best possibility

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zarkam21:

Not sure about this either :/

Vocaloid:

transformer, just have to memorize this unfortunately ;;

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B

Vocaloid:

hm what did you get when you did the right hand rule for the direction?

zarkam21:

i did 0.72= 3.8*10^7 / 1.6 * 10^-19

Vocaloid:

0.72 is not F. 0.72 is the magnetic field B

zarkam21:

oh shoot that's where I screws it up

Vocaloid:

F = qvB = (1.6*10^-19)(3.8*10^7)(0.72) then use the RHR to find the direction

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

be careful with your parentheses/exponents

Vocaloid:

(1.6)(10^(-19))(3.8*10^7)(0.72) maybe that'll work better

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Vocaloid:

good now find the direction

zarkam21:

D

zarkam21:

Actually no C

Vocaloid:

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zarkam21:

D

zarkam21:

Ugh

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

yeah D

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C

Vocaloid:

good

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D

Vocaloid:

the right end is the north end (field lines un from north to south) so the orientation of the 2nd bar is south on the left (B)

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A

Vocaloid:

good

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D

Vocaloid:

make sure you're dividing by r^2 not just r also keep in mind the negative signs on the charges cancel each other out

zarkam21:

B

zarkam21:

Nipe its c

Vocaloid:

good , C is correct

zarkam21:

sorry

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A

Vocaloid:

keep in mind P = IV which is current times voltage

zarkam21:

ugh b

Vocaloid:

good

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D

Vocaloid:

well done

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B

Vocaloid:

check your calculations 1/(total resistance) = 1/R + 1/R + 1/R solve for total resistance

zarkam21:

tr would be 0.6 /

Vocaloid:

1/T = 1/20 + 1/20 + 1/20 solve for T

zarkam21:

C

Vocaloid:

1/20 + 1/20 + 1/20 = 3/20 1/T = 3/20 T = ?

zarkam21:

D

Vocaloid:

good

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C

Vocaloid:

copper is a conductor not an insulator, so the opposite

Vocaloid:

conductor --> lets charges move freely --> low resistance

Vocaloid:

also can we close this question, it's getting a bit long (100+ replies)

zarkam21:

A

Vocaloid:

good

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