What is the SI unit of magnetic flux?

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What is the SI unit of magnetic flux?

A. Weber

B. Tesla

C. Henry

D. Gauss

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A. Weber

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Answer 1

A. Ampere-meter

Answer 2

B. Coulomb

Answer 3

C. Statampere

Answer 4

A. Coulomb's Law

Answer 5

B. Ohm's Law

Answer 6

C. Gauss's Law

Answer 7

D. Ampere's Law

Answer 8

A. Alpha radiation

Answer 9

B. Beta radiation

Answer 10

C. Gamma radiation

Answer 11

D. Neutron radiation

Answer 12

A. Kilogram-meter per second

Answer 13

B. Newton-meter

Answer 14

A. Reflection

Answer 15

B. Diffraction

Answer 16

C. Refraction

Answer 17

D. Interference

Answer 18

A. Friction

Answer 19

B. Tension

Answer 20

C. Gravity

Answer 21

D. Magnetic force

Answer 22

A. Electric fields always point towards positive charges.

Answer 23

B. Electric fields are vectors and have both magnitude and direction.

Answer 24

C. Electric fields only exist inside conductors.

Answer 25

D. Electric fields do not interact with magnetic fields.

Answer 26

A. Neutron

Answer 27

B. Electron

Answer 28

A. 9.8 m/s²

Answer 29

B. 6.67 × 10^-11 Nm²/kg²

Answer 30

C. 3.00 × 10^8 m/s

Answer 31

D. 1.6 m/s²

Answer 32

B. P = V²/R

Answer 33

C. P = I²R

Answer 34

D. P = V/R

Answer 35

A. Volt per meter

Answer 36

B. Newton per coulomb

Answer 37

C. Coulomb per second

Answer 38

D. Ampere per meter

Answer 39

A. The centripetal force acts outward from the center of the circle.

Answer 40

B. Angular velocity is constant in circular motion.

Answer 41

C. The velocity of an object in circular motion is constant.

Answer 42

D. Acceleration is directed towards the center of the circle.

Answer 43

A. Gamma rays

Answer 44

B. Radio waves

Answer 45

D. Microwaves

Answer 46

A. Radioactive decay

Answer 47

B. Nuclear fission

Answer 48

C. Nuclear fusion

Answer 49

D. Electron capture

Answer 50

A. Dispersion

Answer 51

B. Polarization

Answer 52

C. Diffraction

Answer 53

D. Interference

Answer 54

A. Evaporation

Answer 55

B. Sublimation

Answer 56

C. Condensation

Answer 57

D. Melting

Answer 58

B. Statfarad

Answer 59

C. Ampere-second

Answer 60

A. Alpha decay

Answer 61

B. Beta decay

Answer 62

C. Gamma decay

Answer 63

D. Electron capture

Answer 64

A. Watt per square meter

Answer 65

B. Decibel

Answer 66

A. Conductance

Answer 67

B. Impedance

Answer 68

C. Susceptance

Answer 69

D. Inductance

Answer 70

D. Density

Answer 71

A. It releases energy when light nuclei combine to form heavier nuclei.

Answer 72

B. It is the process that powers stars.

Answer 73

C. It is a type of radioactive decay.

Answer 74

D. It involves the emission of beta particles.

Answer 75

A. Coulomb

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