The diagram shows the result when a student placed a magnet under a piece of paper, then sprinkled iron shavings on the paper. The iron shavings are distrubuted this way because magnets....
a
have multiple magnetic fields that attract the shavings with different strengths.
b
have magnetic fields that repel magnetic materials and push the shavings away.
c
have magnetic fields that flow from one pole of the magnet to the other.
d
have uneven magnetic fields that attract the shavings in random patterns.
7 answers
c. have magnetic fields that flow from one pole of the magnet to the other.
Using Coulomb's Law, if the distance between two charged objects is decreased, what happens to the electric force between them?
a
Electric force will increase
b
Electric force will decrease
c
Electric force is not affected by distance
d
Not enough information
a
Electric force will increase
b
Electric force will decrease
c
Electric force is not affected by distance
d
Not enough information
a. Electric force will increase
Question 41
A student places a skillet on a stove. After heating for 10 minutes, the student removes the skillet from stove. Which describes the kinetic energy of the molecules in the skillet during the investigation?
a
The kinetic energy constantly increases.
b
The kinetic energy decreases and then increases.
c
The kinetic energy increases and then decreases.
d
The kinetic energy remains the same.
A student places a skillet on a stove. After heating for 10 minutes, the student removes the skillet from stove. Which describes the kinetic energy of the molecules in the skillet during the investigation?
a
The kinetic energy constantly increases.
b
The kinetic energy decreases and then increases.
c
The kinetic energy increases and then decreases.
d
The kinetic energy remains the same.
c. The kinetic energy increases and then decreases.
Question 42
What materials will allow electricity to flow through them?
a
conductors
b
vacuums
c
pendulums
d
insulators
What materials will allow electricity to flow through them?
a
conductors
b
vacuums
c
pendulums
d
insulators
a. conductors