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Course: CRJS 100, Fall 2011School: University of Maryland
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2 Room Physics Test 2346- Look at note on his office for review Oms law- changing voltage changes current Focre due to electric field (E) F = qE q= coulombs e=1.66x10^-19 gas- C Inner non reactive- neon, argon, helium K- potassium NA- sodium Red- longest frequency Purple- lowest frequency Pendulum Velocity Momentum Batteries
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Room Physics
Test 2346- Look at note on his office for review
Oms law- changing voltage changes current
Focre due to electric field (E)
F
= qE
q= coulombs
e=1.66x10^-19 gas- C
Inner non reactive- neon, argon, helium
K- potassium
NA- sodium
Red- longest frequency
Purple- lowest frequency
Pendulum
Velocity
Momentum
Batteries
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