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    Show All Work - Multiple Choice Answers "MUST Be Proven" For Full Credit! (Show Your Solution!!!)

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    The document contains an elementary charge worksheet with 8 multiple choice questions about fundamental concepts in electrostatics such as determining the charge in coulombs from a given number of elementary charges, relating excess electrons to overall charge on an object, and calculating charge based on gaining or losing electrons. Students are asked to show their work and reasoning for full credit on the multiple choice questions testing their understanding of relating charge amounts and signs to numbers of protons, electrons, and elementary charges.

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    Show All Work - Multiple Choice Answers "MUST Be Proven" For Full Credit! (Show Your Solution!!!)

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    The document contains an elementary charge worksheet with 8 multiple choice questions about fundamental concepts in electrostatics such as determining the charge in coulombs from a given number of elementary charges, relating excess electrons to overall charge on an object, and calculating charge based on gaining or losing electrons. Students are asked to show their work and reasoning for full credit on the multiple choice questions testing their understanding of relating charge amounts and signs to numbers of protons, electrons, and elementary charges.

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    The document contains an elementary charge worksheet with 8 multiple choice questions about fundamental concepts in electrostatics such as determining the charge in coulombs from a given number of elementary charges, relating excess electrons to overall charge on an object, and calculating charge based on gaining or losing electrons. Students are asked to show their work and reasoning for full credit on the multiple choice questions testing their understanding of relating charge amounts and signs to numbers of protons, electrons, and elementary charges.

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    Show All Work - Multiple Choice Answers "MUST Be Proven" For Full Credit! (Show Your Solution!!!)

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    20

    Name: Score:

    Elementary Charge (20 points)


    Show all work – multiple choice answers “MUST be proven” for full
    credit! (show your solution!!!)

    1. An electrically neutral glass rod is rubbed against a neutral 3. A sphere has with a charge of +6.4 milli-coulombs is
    piece of silk. During this process 2.0 x 1015 electrons are placed on an insulating stand.
    transferred from the rod to the silk.
    a. How many elementary charges does this
    a. How much charge (in coulombs) did the silk represent?
    acquire?

    [-3.2 x 10-4 C] [4 x 1016 e]

    b. What charge does the glass rod have after being


    b. Does this charged sphere have a lack of
    rubbed on the silk?
    electrons or an excess of electrons relative to
    its neutral state?

    [Explain]

    2. Determine the charge on each set of particles. Be sure to [Explain]


    write out your conversions (if applicable

    a. 1.6 x 1019 protons = C


    4. Sketch a graph to properly relate the number of excess
    electrons contained in an object and its overall charge.

    charge

    b. 4.0 x 105 neutrons = C


    number of
    excess electrons

    c. 5.3 x 1024 electrons = C 5. An object has an deficiency of 2.0 x 1025 electrons. The
    order of magnitude for the charge on this object in
    coulombs is

    (1) 25 (2) -19 (3) 6 (4) -45

    Proof: Explain your reasoning/show calculations.


    6. Which charge could not be found on an object?

    (1) -0.8 x 10-19 C (3) +1.6 x 10-19 C


    (2) -1.6 x 10-17 C (4) +3.2 x 10-17 C

    Proof: Explain your reasoning/show calculations.

    7. A charge of 100 elementary charges is equivalent to?

    (1) 1.60 x 10-21 C (3) 6.25 x 1016 C


    (2) 1.60 x 10-17 C (4) 6.25 x 1020 C

    Proof: Explain your reasoning/show calculations.

    8. An object gains 10 electrons. The charge on the object is

    (1) +10 e (3) -10 e


    (2) +1.6 x 10-18 C (4) -1.6 x 10-20 C

    Proof: Explain your reasoning/show calculations.

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