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    Asas 1 Preparation Lev 12

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    This document contains 18 questions across 4 chapters on topics related to electrostatics, DC circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction: 1. It asks to calculate the distance between two point charges needed to produce a given force. 2. It asks about the electric potential near a point charge. 3. It asks how the force between two charges changes if each charge and distance is doubled/halved. 4. It asks to calculate the charge passed through a bulb in a given time period. 5. It asks about the total charge on a capacitor in a circuit. 6. It provides capacitor charging/discharging graphs and asks related questions. 7. It asks about electron drift speed in

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    This document contains 18 questions across 4 chapters on topics related to electrostatics, DC circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction: 1. It asks to calculate the distance between two point charges needed to produce a given force. 2. It asks about the electric potential near a point charge. 3. It asks how the force between two charges changes if each charge and distance is doubled/halved. 4. It asks to calculate the charge passed through a bulb in a given time period. 5. It asks about the total charge on a capacitor in a circuit. 6. It provides capacitor charging/discharging graphs and asks related questions. 7. It asks about electron drift speed in

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    This document contains 18 questions across 4 chapters on topics related to electrostatics, DC circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction: 1. It asks to calculate the distance between two point charges needed to produce a given force. 2. It asks about the electric potential near a point charge. 3. It asks how the force between two charges changes if each charge and distance is doubled/halved. 4. It asks to calculate the charge passed through a bulb in a given time period. 5. It asks about the total charge on a capacitor in a circuit. 6. It provides capacitor charging/discharging graphs and asks related questions. 7. It asks about electron drift speed in

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    This document contains 18 questions across 4 chapters on topics related to electrostatics, DC circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction: 1. It asks to calculate the distance between two point charges needed to produce a given force. 2. It asks about the electric potential near a point charge. 3. It asks how the force between two charges changes if each charge and distance is doubled/halved. 4. It asks to calculate the charge passed through a bulb in a given time period. 5. It asks about the total charge on a capacitor in a circuit. 6. It provides capacitor charging/discharging graphs and asks related questions. 7. It asks about electron drift speed in

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    ASAS PREPARATION

    CHAPTER 1 ELECTROSTATIC
    1. How far apart must two identical point charges of 40 µC (typical of static electricity)
    be to have a force of 60 N between them? (we have already discussed this kind of
    question)
    2. Determine the potential at 10 cm from a point charge 𝑄 = +50 𝑝𝐶 (𝑘 =
    9 × 109 𝑁𝑚2 /𝐶 2 )
    3. A repulsive force F acts between two positive point charges (𝑞1 and 𝑞2 ) separated by
    a distance r. What willbe the force between them if each charge is doubled (𝑞1 =
    2𝑞1 , 𝑞2 = 2𝑞2 ) and the distance between them is halved?
    4. A steady current of 0.25 A passes through a torch bulb for 6 minutes, so the charge
    which flows through the bulb this time is …
    5. Look the following figure

    Find the total charge of the capacitor in this circuit


    6. Charging and discharging capacitor diagram
    Charging graphs :

    Discharging graphs :

    CHAPTER 2 DC CIRCUIT
    7. A wire has a cross-sectional area of 0.78 𝑥 10−6 𝑚2 and contains 4.0 𝑥 1028 free
    electrons per 𝑚3 (𝑛𝑑 ). The current flow in the wire so that a charge of 120𝜇𝐶 moves
    past a fixed point in the wire in time of 4 minutes. Determine the average drift speed
    of the free electrons (𝑞𝑒 = 1.6 𝑥 10−19 𝐶)
    8. In the circuit shown below, calculate the current flowing and the pd across the 8 ohm
    resistor
    CHAPTER 3 MAGNETIC FIELD AND MAGNETIC FORCE
    9. A long vertical wire, carrying current of 10 A with direction is from north to the
    south. The magnitude and the direction of magnetic induction (B) on point P which
    located on 30 cm on right side of the wire.
    10. A charge particle of 50µC on the magnetic field of 0.08 T. If the speed of particle is
    perpendicular with the magnetic field and the track of the particle is a circle with
    radius 80 cm, so the momentum (p) of the particle is
    11. Direction of electron move (question number 4 on pdf practice question for chapter
    3 magnetic fields and magnetic force)
    12. In velocity selector, a positive ion travels between two charged plates toward a slit
    S. When the magnetic field is 0.80 T and the electric field strength is 4.2 kV/m, so
    the speed of the ion emerging from slit S is … .
    13. a wire carrying a current is placed at right angles to a uniform magnetic field of
    magnetic flux density B. When the current in the wire is I, the magnetic force that
    acts on the wire is F. What is the force on the wire, placed in the same orientation,
    1
    when the magnetic field strength is 2B and the current is 4?

    CHAPTER 4 ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION


    14. Look at the picture below

    The length of rod PQ is 25 cm, it travels to the right with speed 6 m/s passing
    through the magnetic field of 0.5 𝑊𝑏/𝑚2 . Calculate The current and its direction
    across the rod is …
    15. The loop coil has inductance of 7.50 mH acts the changing of current from 0.2 A to
    1.0 A during 0.1 ms, then the emf that will induce is …
    16. The coil has 250 turns an area of 3.6 × 10−2 𝑚2 . The magnetic field (B) is 40 mT.
    if the coil is rotate 𝜃 = 60°, so the flux linkage for the coil now is …
    17. A transformer has a primary and secondary coil of 1.200 turns and 40 turns
    respectively. If the primary coil is connected to a voltage of 22 volts and the current
    flowing is 30 mA, calculate :
    a. Secondary voltage
    b. Secondary current
    c. efficiency
    18. A square coil of wire of side length 12 cm consists of 8 insulated turns. The coil is
    stationary in a uniform magnetic field. The plane of the coil is perpendicular to the
    magnetic field, as shown in the following figure

    The flux density B of the magnetic field varies with time t as shown in this fig

    i) Determine the magnetic flux linkage inside the coil at time t = 0.60 s
    ii) State how fig. 6.2 shows that the electromotive force (e.m.f) E induced across
    the terminals between t=0 and t=0.60 s is constant.
    iii) Calculate the magnitude of electromotive force (emf)

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