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Question 1
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In an attempt to study the electrical behavior of a light bulb in a circuit. an alternative voltage waveform, of a 4 V amplitude. is applied at a rate of 50 Hz. through the means of a
voltage sensor, the current and the voltage variations across the light bulb were monitored and registered. The following data are obtained:

V (mV) I (A)

1000 0.0049

2000 0.0064

3000 0.0105

4000 0.0123

Using linear regression, determine the slope of the electrical current Vs the voltage along with its error. What does the slope represent?

a. Slope = 0.0026 Q-1 : Error on Slope = 4'10 -4 0.1 ; Slope represents 1/R C

b. Slope = 0.0026 0 ; Error on Slope = 4'10 -3 0 ; Slope represents R

0 C.
Slope = 0.0026 mQ-1 ; Error on Slope = 4.10-4 m0-1 ; Slope represents R 0 d.

Slope = 0.0026 mn -1 ; Error on Slope = 4'10 -3 0-1 : Slope represents 1/R

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Question 2

In an
atte
mpt
to
stud
y the
effec
t of
diele
ctric
mate
rials
on
capa
citan
ce, a
plast
ic
plate
(Pol
ystyr
ene)
is
inser
ted
betw
een
the
paral
lel
plate
s of
a
capa
citor
. The
capa
citan
ce of
the
paral
lel
plate
s
capa
citor
is
meas
ured
as a
funct
ion
of
the
plate
s
sepa
ratio
n d.
By
appl
ying
Line
ar
Regr
essio
n,
the
slop
e
and
the
y-
inter
cept
of C
Vs 1
/d
have
been
determine
d to be
respective
ly: Slope
=
3.393*10-
13
C2/IN: &
Y- 13
intercept = 7.769*10-
F.
14 c 2 N ,
Given that
the error
on the
slope is
1.0* 10-
determine
from the
slope the
experimen
tal value
of the
dielectric
constant
K along
with its
error
(using the
theory
of
propagatio
n of
error).
Given
values:
Area of
the plate :
A=
(0.0175 ±
0.00024)
in2

The
permitti
vity of
free
space =
8.85*10
-12

C2:1\11
n2

ma. k =
2.18
N/m &
Error on
k=
7*10-2
N/m

m b
.k=
2.18
m/N &
Error on
k=
7*10-1
m/N

mc. k =
2.18 &
Error on
k=
7*10-1

md. k =
2.18 &
Error on
k=
7*10-2
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Question 3
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points
Choose only one equipment to measure an unknown capacitance

C A Voltmeter

m An Ammeter

m An LCR meter

m An Ohmmeter
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Question 4
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A parallel-plate capacitor has initially a capacitance C. If the distance between the plates is reduced to half, while the area of the plates is doubled. then what would be the new capacitance?

a. 2C

m b.
C/4

m c
C/2
m
d.4C
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The diagram below shows equipotential lines produced by an unknown charge distribution. A, 13, C, D, and E are points in the plane. Which vector below best describes the
direction of the electric field at point A?
m

m
Question 6
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The diagram below shows electric field lines in an isolated region of space containing two small charged spheres. Y and Z. Which of the following statements is true?

oa. The strength of the electric field is the same everywhere

m b. A small negatively charged object placed at point X would tend to move toward the right

m c The electric field is strongest midway between Y and Z

0 d. Both charges spheres Y and Z carry charge of the same sign

m e. The charge on Y is negative and the charge in Z is positive

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Question 7
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We have measured the voltage across a capacitor using three different voltmeters:

U= 4.62V U=4.58V U=4.52V

Find the average value and the error on the average value (a rms)

m Uaverage - 4 . 5 7 V± 0 . 0 3 V

m Uaverage= 4 . 57 V± 0 . 04 V

m Uaverage=4.57V±0.02V C Uaverage=4.57V±0.01V
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Question 8
Question 8 of 18
In the Resistance & Resistivity experiment, how increasing the frequency of the voltage waveform affected the light bulb?

m a. It increased the amount of both the voltage and the electrical current applied to the tungsten filament, which
caused the latter's temperature to increase to its optimal possible value and stabilize. and hence turning
the bulb into an ohmic device.

m b. It increased the amount of the electrical current applied and turned the bulb into an ohmic
device.

m c. It increased the amount of the voltage applied and therefore turned the bulb into a non-ohmic device.

m d. It supplied the bulb with the voltage waveform at a high rate, which helped the tungsten filament's
temperature to stop fluctuating and stabilize, and as a result stabilizing the resistance and turning the bulb into an ohmic
device.
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Question 9
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A capacitor, of a certain capacitance C, is connected in a circuit. It is characterized by storing an amount of charges Q on its plates. in addition to having a potentiNAI1Terer'Ice DV
between its plates. If the potential difference is double. then how would the capacitance change?

m a, is divided in half

m b. Varies in ways that cannot be predicted

m c. Do uble s

m d. Remains unchanged