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Question number 1 ,3 and 10 please!

Transcribed Image Text:Select the best answer by circling the letter.
The applied voltage (E) and current in a RLC series circuit
are observed to have the graphs shown. Which of the
following statements must be true?
1.
E and i
I-
a. The capacitive reactance is greater than the inductive
reactance.
-1-
b. The reactance of the inductor is zero.
-E -
c. The phase angle is zero.
d. The circuit is at resonance.
2. Charges of +4q and –1q are placed as shown below. Circle the letter at the location that is most
likely to have zero net electric field.
a
d
3. A positive charge of 2.0µC and a negative charge is –7.0µC are arranged
as shown in the figure. What is the best estimate for the direction of the
electric field at point A?
b.
A
а.
с.
d.
A charge of +2 nC is placed in a hollow cavity inside a large
chunk of metal that is electrically neutral. What is the total
charge on the exterior surface of the metal?
4.
Neutral
+2nC
а. 0 nC
b. +1 nC
metal
c. +2 nC
d. -2 nC

Transcribed Image Text:10. The direction of the magnetic force on the proton is
a. to the left
b. to the right
c. into the page
d. out of the page
11. A negative charge is moving out of the page, coming toward you. What is the magnetic field it
produces?
а.
b.
С.
d.
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