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Determine the relationship between Coulomb’s Law and Gauss Law and explain it briefly.

A property of electromagnetic waves that makes them different than other kinds of waves such as sound or water waves is that Select one: a. their speed can change when moving in different media. b. they can carry power.
 c. they have many possible wavelengths. d. they do not require a medium.

Electromagnetic fields and waves

What is/are the use (s) of electromagnetic waves in the development of Engineering?

D.A. A PS30 incandescent lamp has an overall maximum diameter ofA. 6.0 inches.B. 1.5 inches.C. 5.25 inches.D. 3.75 inches.D.B. Which of the following is described as a highly charged particle that moves at high speeds, in awavelike motion, and in a linear direction?A. ElectronB. NeutronC. PhotonD. NeonD.C. Which of the following are the three best-known types of high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps?A. Fluorescent, mercury, and metal halideB. Mercury, metal halide, and HPSC. HPS, mercury, and fluorescentD. Fluorescent, metal halide, and HPS

Under uniform field conditions and standard atmospheric conditions, a test to determine the breakdown strength of air is conducted. For small gaps of 2 mm and large gaps of 15 cm, determine the breakdown strength of air.

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Will save this response. Question 3 Waves that move the particles of the medium perpendicular to the direction in which the waves are traveling are called surface waves. combination waves. transverse waves. longitudinal waves Moving to another question will save this response. I'm Cortana. Ask me anything. DE

One graph shows a particle's movement on a string as a function of time. Its amplitude is 2m, the period is 0.5s, and frequency, 2Hz. The second graph shows the same wave but as a function of distance. What would be its amplitude, wavelength, and wave speed? (my answers were amplitude: 2, the wavelength of 0.4, and wave speed of 1. but one of them seem to be incorrect).

Waves that move the particles of the medium perpendicular to the direction inwhich the waves are traveling are called? a)transverse waves. b)combination waves. c)longitudinal waves d) surface waves.

The sides measure 10.0cm in length each, what is the magnitude of the electric feild in the center of the square?                                                    Hint... The answer will be 3.?? x 10^-5 N/C

Explain briefly various theories of breakdown in liquid dielectrics.

Question 2 View the chart on the characteristics of electromagnetic and mechanical waves and answer the quesi Electromagnetic Waves Mechanical Waves Transverse Waves Transverse, Longitudinal, and Surface Waves Do not require a medium Require a medium Begin with the movement of charged particles Begin when matter is disturbed How is the transfer of energy different in electromagnetic waves compared to mechanical waves? Electromagnetic waves requires a source of energy a Electromagnetic waves can transfer energy through a vacuum, or empty space Electromagnetic waves can change speed or direction Question 3 Select the best answer from the choices below. Light has many properties of waves, but sometimes it also be 04 Polarized light Ultraviolet caa

Signals from a macroscopic sample decay faster in an inhomogeneous magnetic fieldthan in a homogeneous field because of A. Phase incoherence of the microscopic signals from different locations. B. Frequency differences of the microscopic signals from different locations. C. Both of the above.

b) Explain why the electric field distribution is important for dielectric materials.

Based on your knowledge of these following Electromagnetic Theorems and Laws, discuss Ampere’s Law and Biot-Savart Law.

What happend to the wave form?

Deriving the solution of the 1D wave equation involves: a. Equations for the vertical and horizontal displacement of a a small element of a string. - b. c. Equations for the horizontal and vertical forces on a small element of a displaced string. Equations for the difference in tensions at the ends of a small element of a displaced string and Newton's law of motion. d. Equations for the differences in forces and velocities at the ends of a small element of a displaced string.

How many holes are there in a conductor?Please select one:a.Same number as free electronicsb.Only those produced with thermal energyc.Manyd.None

Describe the physical significance of having equipotential map in the study of electricity

Q5 A) Explain briefly various theories of breakdown in liquid dielectrics. B) What are the requirements of a sphere gap for measurement of high voltages? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of sphere gap for measurements.

Explain ionospheric wave in real life. Also compare propagations. propagation and where it is employed ionospheric and space wave

Which is the result of a radio wave being absorbed as it crosses materials in Ex. 2.1 - The amplitude of the wave Select one: a. is Cancelled or Null b. Decreases c. Doubles d. Increases