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- How are we able to see pictures of the stellar objects that are in wavelengths other than visual?
- 3. Using the theory of magnetic domains, what correctly describes the characteristics of the magnetic domains of the three materials below (i.e. which one is non-magnetic, had magnetic domains but not magnetized, which one is magnetized)? C. Reduce the number of turns. D. Insert an iron bar into the solenoid. B. Increase the voltage.
- The pictures show the magnetic fields of a bar magnet and an electromagnet. What is the difference between the two magnetic fields? A. The magnetic field of the bar magnet is temporary. B. The magnetic field of the electromagnet is temporary. C. The magnetic field of the bar magnet is weakest at the center. D. The magnetic field of the electromagnet is strongest at the poles.
- 8. Match the following: Attract Charge Conductor Insulator Negative Positive Repel Spark Tesla Coil Van de Graaf generator Wimshurst machine Two objects with the same charge do this Two objects with opposite charges do this A charge caused by losing electrons A charge caused by gaining electrons A property of matter caused by electrons A material that resists the flow of electrons A material that allows the flow of electrons A large discharge of static electricity A device that induces static charge with spinning plates A device that creates static electronically A device that creates static by friction and induction
- What is the change in gravitational potential energy of the apple if it falls the amount shown? E g=9.81m/s^2 and round to the nearest hundredth.