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Test 2 Chapter wise Review Sheet - Electricity and Magnetism | PHYS 224, Exams of Physics

Material Type: Exam; Class: Electricity & Magnetism; Subject: Physics; University: Kettering University; Term: Summer 2007;

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Page 2 Test #2 (chapters 28, 29, 30, 31) PHYS-224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007)
1. (6 pts) Two cylindrical wires are connected together in series. All three questions apply to the same
scenario.
a. If J1 = J2, which wire has the larger area? (Explain)
b. If !1 > !2, in which wire is the electric field strength greatest? (Explain)
c. If the two wires have the same length, and !1 > !2 which wire experiences the greatest drop in
electric potential? (Explain)
2. (6 pts) A silver wire has a diameter of 1.5-mm. Silver has 5.85"1028 atoms per cubic meter and each
atom contributes one electron to the “sea of electrons” when a current exists. Assume there is an
electric field in the silver material such that 0.750 C of charge pass through a cross section of the wire
in 5.0 seconds. What is the drift speed of the electrons in this silver wire?
3. (4 pts) The figure below shows a current junction. What is the magnitude and direction of the current
in the fifth wire?
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Page 2 Test # 2 (chapters 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ) PHYS- 224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007 )

  1. ( 6 pts) Two cylindrical wires are connected together in series. All three questions apply to the same scenario. a. If J 1 = J 2 , which wire has the larger area? ( Explain ) b. If! 1 >! 2 , in which wire is the electric field strength greatest? ( Explain ) c. If the two wires have the same length, and! 1 >! 2 which wire experiences the greatest drop in electric potential? ( Explain )

2. ( 6 pts) A silver wire has a diameter of 1. 5 - mm. Silver has 5. 85 " 1028 atoms per cubic meter and each

atom contributes one electron to the “sea of electrons” when a current exists. Assume there is an electric field in the silver material such that 0. 750 C of charge pass through a cross section of the wire in 5. 0 seconds. What is the drift speed of the electrons in this silver wire?

3. ( 4 pts) The figure below shows a current junction. What is the magnitude and direction of the current

in the fifth wire?

PHYS- 224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007 ) Test # 2 (chapters 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ) Page 3

  1. ( 6 pts) A proton is moving along a straight line path as shown in the figure (the dashed curves are equipotential contours). If the proton’s speed at point a is 3. 7 " 10 6 m/s, what is its speed at point b?
  2. ( 6 pts) Four combinations of resistors are shown below. Rank them (from largest to smallest) in terms of their equivalent resistance. ( please show your work )

PHYS- 224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007 ) Test # 2 (chapters 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ) Page 5

  1. ( 6 pts) The plot below shows the electric potential as a function of position. a. Draw equipotential contour lines with #V= 20 V in the space on the right. b. Draw vectors to represent the electric field at positions of 0. 5 , 2 , 4 , 6 , and 9 m.

c.

Figure 1 d. Use your equipotential contours to estimate the electric field strength at positions 0. 5 and 9.

  1. Seven identical light bulbs are connected in a circuit as shown.

a. ( 6 pts) Rank the bulbs in terms of their brightness. You must

explain your ranking in order to receive full credit. b. ( 2 pts) Bulb F is removed from its socket. What happens to the brightness of bulbs D and E?