[ 2FINAL ] Physics - Electric Field

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Coulomb’s law explains the concept of electrostatic force between pair of charges but there is another way to describe the relationship of charges.

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Electric field is a vector quantity.

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The electric field of a positive point charge is directed radially inward.

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For a negative charge the electric field is directed towards the charge.

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The charge in an electric field is always positive.

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The electric force is parallel to Electric field if the charge is positive.

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Measuring the force on a test charge can determine the magnitude and direction of the electric field at the location of the test charge.

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Electric field is related to electrostatic force by applying Coulomb’s law in the formula.

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Electric field only exist if there is a presence of a test charge.

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Electric field is essential in studying the concept of electro-cardio vascular diseases.

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Source Charge

This is also known as the point charge; the charge which produce electric field and It is a large charge through which electric fields flow.

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Test Charge

A vanishingly small positive charge that is used to detect the presence of an electric field.

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Contact Force

In Mechanical Physics, these are forces that require physical contact between two objects

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Field Force

Also known as non-contact force; This is a vector field corresponding with a non-contact force acting on a particle at various positions in space.

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Field

This is a function that is used to specify the spatial distribution of a physical quantity.

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Electric Field

This is a type of field force that is affected by charges.

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Magnetic Field

This is a type of field force affected by magnetic property.

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Gravitational Field

This is a type of field force affected by mass.

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Michael Faraday

He is an English scientist probably best known for his discovery of electromagnetic induction, his contributions to electrical engineering and electrochemistry or due to the fact that he was responsible for introducing the concept of field in physics to describe electromagnetic interaction.

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Electric Field

This is the invisible force area around a charge object.

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Electric Field Lines

These are imaginary lines used to represent the direction and magnitude of an electric field.

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Away

The field electric charge of positively charged particle is always ____ the charge.

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Towards

The field electric of a negatively charge particle is always _____ the charge.

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Outward

The electric field of a positive point charge is directed radially _____

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Strong

The clustering of electric field lines around a source indicates a ____ electric charge.

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N/C

Give the unit of an electric field.

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N

Give the unit of an electric force.

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Coulomb’s Constant

What does K represent?

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C

Give the unit for charge.

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m

Give the unit for distance