QUIZ 15  Nota means none of the above.

 

 
1.What force binds atoms together to form molecules ?
a. gravitational
b. electrical  
c. nota 
2. The main difference between gravitational and electric forces is that electrical forces 
a. attract
b. repel or attract
c. obey the inverse square law
3. The magnitude of the  electric force between two charges depends only on the 
a. the product of the  two charges
b. the product of the  two charges and the separation distance
c. the separation distance
4.An electron and a proton 
a. attract each other
b. repel each other
c. neither attract or repel each other
5.Two charges separated by one meter repel each other with a 1-N force on each other. The two charges 
a. are of the same sign
b. are of opposite signs
c.nota
6. In the the previous problem, if the magnitude of each charge is doubled, then  the force on each charge will be  
a. 1 N
b. 2 N
c. 4 N
d. 8 N
e. nota
7. Two charges separated by one meter attract each other with a 1-N force on each other. If the charges are pulled to a separation distance of 2 meters, the force of a attraction on each other will be 
a. 1-N
b. 1/2 N
c. 1/4 N
d. 2 N
e. nota
8. Suppose that the strength of the electric field at a certain distance from an isolated point charge has a  value of 4 N/C . If the distance is doubled, then the electric field will have the value 
a. 4 N/C
b. 2 N/C
c. 1 N/C
d. nota
9. Suppose you place a free  electron an  electric field that point to the right. The electric force on the electron will point
a. right
b. left
10. Suppose you place a free proton in an electric field that points to the right. The electric  force on the proton will point
a. right
b. left
11.  If you were to expend 20 Joules of work to push a 2-coulomb test charge in a direction opposite (against) an electric field,  what would be the  voltage change with respect to the starting position?
a. 10 volts.
b. 20 volts
c. 40 voltages
12. In the previous problem, what is the gain in potential energy the  test charge?
a. 10 Joules
b. 20 Joules
c. 40 Joules
d. nota