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Lab: Magnetic and Electric Fields Answers

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type of material✔ charge of an objectmovement of a magnetpresence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
charge of an object
C
movement of a magnet
D
presence of an electric field
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type of materialcharge of an object✔ movement of a magnetpresence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
charge of an object
C
movement of a magnet
D
presence of an electric field
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type of materialcharge of an objectmovement of a magnet✔ presence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
charge of an object
C
movement of a magnet
D
presence of an electric field
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stronger force of attractionweaker force of attraction✔ no change

A
stronger force of attraction
B
weaker force of attraction
C
no change
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Throughout the reflection, make sure you have a copy of the Student Guide and your data tables. Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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The independent variable in Part I, the one that is intentionally manipulated, is the .:type of material
The independent variable in Part II, the one that is intentionally manipulated, is the .:charge of an object
The independent variable in Part III, the one that is intentionally manipulated, is the .:movement of a magnet
The independent variable in Part IV, the one that is intentionally manipulated, is the .:presence of an electric field
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type of material✔ charge of an objectmovement of a magnetpresence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
✔ charge of an object
C
movement of a magnet
D
presence of an electric field
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type of materialcharge of an object✔ movement of a magnetpresence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
charge of an object
C
✔ movement of a magnet
D
presence of an electric field
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type of materialcharge of an objectmovement of a magnet✔ presence of an electric field

A
type of material
B
charge of an object
C
movement of a magnet
D
✔ presence of an electric field
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leftright✔ neither direction

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left
B
right
C
✔ neither direction
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the passage.

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A galvanometer detects by showing needle movement in . If the wires in this galvanometer are attached to the terminals of a battery, the compass needle will move and point to the wrapped coil of wire.:an electric current
A galvanometer detects by showing needle movement in . If the wires in this galvanometer are attached to the terminals of a battery, the compass needle will move and point to the wrapped coil of wire.:a magnetic field
A galvanometer detects by showing needle movement in . If the wires in this galvanometer are attached to the terminals of a battery, the compass needle will move and point to the wrapped coil of wire.:perpendicular
A galvanometer detects by showing needle movement in . If the wires in this galvanometer are attached to the terminals of a battery, the compass needle will move and point to the wrapped coil of wire.:opposite
A galvanometer detects by showing needle movement in . If the wires in this galvanometer are attached to the terminals of a battery, the compass needle will move and point to the wrapped coil of wire.:magnet
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an electric current✔ a magnetic fielda vacuum

A
an electric current
B
✔ a magnetic field
C
a vacuum
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Predict what would happen to the strength of the electromagnet in each situation.

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Using a battery with a higher voltage::stronger force of attraction
Wrapping the wire around the nail only three times::weaker force of attraction
Changing the direction of the current by reversing the battery connections::no change
Using a plastic stick in place of the iron nail::weaker force of attraction
Holding the nail vertically rather than horizontally::no change
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stronger force of attraction✔ weaker force of attractionno change

A
stronger force of attraction
B
✔ weaker force of attraction
C
no change
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stronger force of attractionweaker force of attraction✔ no change

A
stronger force of attraction
B
weaker force of attraction
C
✔ no change
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stronger force of attraction✔ weaker force of attractionno change

A
stronger force of attraction
B
✔ weaker force of attraction
C
no change
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stronger force of attractionweaker force of attraction✔ no change

A
stronger force of attraction
B
weaker force of attraction
C
✔ no change
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saw dustsifted flour✔ iron shavings

A
saw dust
B
sifted flour
C
✔ iron shavings
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The Earth has a magnetic field. If you were to use a bar magnet to represent the magnet causing the magnetic field, which representation would be correct?

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[Image: The Earth is shown with curved lines marked by arr...]
Option A
B
[Image: The Earth is shown with curved lines marked by arr...]
Option B
C
[Image: The Earth is shown with curved lines marked by arr...]
Option C
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yes✔ no

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yes
B
✔ no

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