#9). the <em>last </em>statement is true
Calculation using Ohm's Law:
It helps a lot if you know what Ohm's Law says.
It says: Current = (voltage) / (resistance)
Current = (500 volts) / (250 ohms)
<em>Current = 2 Amperes</em>
Answer:
. = 2574.08
Explanation:
given data
magnitude V1 = 80
magnitude V2 = 50
angle a = -37°
solution
= 80 k
= 50 cos{37} i - 50sin{37} k
so that here . is
. = 80 k . ( 50 cos{37} i - 50sin{37} k )
. = 80 k . ( 38.270 i + 32.176 k )
. = 2574.08
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Let's rule out some of the options. C makes no sense because static charges will create electric fields only, so the charge has to move. D makes no sense because monopoles do not exist. We can rule out B because when a charge is moving at a constant velocity. You can use Maxwell's equations and general relativity to figure out that at a constant velocity, you can't produce an electromagnetic wave because there is no magnetic field. Therefore the answer is A. When you have an oscillating or accelerating electric charge, you will produce an EM wave.