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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 95 UNK (0.8)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 96 S01 so what is this voltage→ what is this current↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 97 UNK (0.6)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 98 S01 ∇↑voltage is∇ the amount of work that needs to be done (0.3) on
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 99 S01 an electric charge→ (0.8) in the electric field↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 100 UNK (0.4)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 101 S01 to move from one point to another
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 102 S01 electric field is basically (0.4) uh an electric force per
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 103 S01 unit charge→ so any in- any charge (0.4) in the electric field
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 104 S01 will: ∆get an elec-∆ get an electric force from the
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 105 S01 °electric field°↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 106 S01 so→ (0.3) this is the voltage (0.3) that is the potential
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 107 S01 it's also called potential difference in (.) the standard
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 108 S01 unit of voltages is (.) volts↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 109 UNK (2.9)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 110 S01 an electric current is the rate at which the charge flows
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 111 S01 through the conductor↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 112 UNK (0.7)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 113 S01 so it is the rate (.) at which the charge flows to the
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 114 S01 conductor (.) right→