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    1) The document is a quiz containing 4 multiple choice questions about forces, pressure, and circuits. 2) Question 1 asks which change could not happen to a moving rubber ball due to a force. Question 2 describes squeezing a pin and asks about the effect. 3) Question 3 asks to write the equation for calculating pressure in a liquid. Question 4 asks to draw a labeled diagram of a mercury barometer.

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    1) The document is a quiz containing 4 multiple choice questions about forces, pressure, and circuits. 2) Question 1 asks which change could not happen to a moving rubber ball due to a force. Question 2 describes squeezing a pin and asks about the effect. 3) Question 3 asks to write the equation for calculating pressure in a liquid. Question 4 asks to draw a labeled diagram of a mercury barometer.

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    1) The document is a quiz containing 4 multiple choice questions about forces, pressure, and circuits. 2) Question 1 asks which change could not happen to a moving rubber ball due to a force. Question 2 describes squeezing a pin and asks about the effect. 3) Question 3 asks to write the equation for calculating pressure in a liquid. Question 4 asks to draw a labeled diagram of a mercury barometer.

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    1) The document is a quiz containing 4 multiple choice questions about forces, pressure, and circuits. 2) Question 1 asks which change could not happen to a moving rubber ball due to a force. Question 2 describes squeezing a pin and asks about the effect. 3) Question 3 asks to write the equation for calculating pressure in a liquid. Question 4 asks to draw a labeled diagram of a mercury barometer.

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    Quiz 2 Subject :________________

    Date :_________________ Gr: Name :


    Q.1)A force acts on a moving rubber ball. Which of these changes could not happen to the ball
    because of the force?

    Q2) (a) A man squeezes a pin between his thumb and finger, as shown in Fig

    Q3) Write an equation in symbols to show how to calculate the pressure in a liquid.[1]

    __________________________________________________________________________________

    Q4) Draw a labelled diagram to show a simple mercury barometer. [1]


    Quiz 2 Subject :________________
    Date :_________________ Gr: Name :
    Q.1) In a metal conductor, current is the result of moving electrons.
    Can charge carriers ever be positive?

    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Q2) In a conductor that carries a current, which is less, the drift speed of an electron or the
    average speed of the electron between collisions? Explain your answer.
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Q3)How long does it take a total charge of 10.0 C to pass through a cross-sectional area of a
    copper wire that carries a current of 5.0 A?

    Q4)The charge that passes through the filament of a certain light bulb in 5.00 s is 3.0 C.
    a. What is the current in the light bulb?
    b. How many electrons pass through the filament of the light bulb in a
    time interval of 1.0 min?

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