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        | magnetic fields are created by: |  | Definition 
 
        | 1. moving charges 2. currents in wires
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        | when a charge moves parallel... |  | Definition 
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        | the magnetic force on a moving charged particle is always perpendicular to... |  | Definition 
 
        | the velocity and the B field |  | 
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        | a particle moving perpendicular to a constant B field will |  | Definition 
 
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        | current is in the direction that |  | Definition 
 
        | positive charges would flow |  | 
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        | individual atoms have no net magnetic field |  | 
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        | paramagnetic and ferromagnetic: |  | Definition 
 
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        | current flows from ___ potential to ___ potential |  | Definition 
 
        | higher to lower (analogous to masses) |  | 
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        | current flows from the ____ terminal to the ___ terminal |  | Definition 
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        | current is the direction in which ___ charge would flow |  | Definition 
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        | current is the opposite to the direction of ___ flow |  | Definition 
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        | greater resistance with... |  | Definition 
 
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        | at any junction the sum of currents in will equal the sum of currents out --- conservation of electric charge |  | 
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        | each additional resistor added in parallel acts to decrease the total resistance and therefore... |  | Definition 
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        | parallel resistors experience _____ voltage drop |  | Definition 
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        | each additional resistor added in series increases the total resistance and therefore... |  | Definition 
 
        | decreases the total current |  | 
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        | energy is ____ in one complete loop of a circuit |  | Definition 
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        | each capacitor added in parallel acts to____ the total capacitance |  | Definition 
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        | voltage across each parallel capacitor is |  | Definition 
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        | each capacitor added in series acts to___ total capacitance |  | Definition 
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        | the total voltage drop across a series of capacitors is the sum of |  | Definition 
 
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        | larger spring constant k means |  | Definition 
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        | equilibrium point of SHM is the point where |  | Definition 
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        | is SHM the frequency and period are |  | Definition 
 
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        | the point of maximum displacement |  | 
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        | the point of maximum displacement |  | 
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        | SHM: maximum acceleration occurs at |  | Definition 
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        | particles oscillate perpendicular to direction of wave motion |  | 
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        | particles oscillate aLONG the direction of the wave motion |  | 
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        | destructive interference occurs when waves are |  | Definition 
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        | points in the wave that remain at rest |  | 
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        | points that fluctuate with the maximum amplitude |  | 
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        | solid, liquid, and gas---but NOT through a vacuum |  | 
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        | higher harmonics have ___ wavelengths and ___ frequencies |  | Definition 
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