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UNIT 2
               MODULE 1: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM (cont’d)


                SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES                 EXPLANATORY NOTES          SUGGESTED  PRACTICAL
                                                                               ACTIVITIES

                Electrical Quantities (cont’d)

                Students should be able to:

                1.6.     use the equations
                                          2
                                   2
                         P = IV, P = I R, P = V /R
                         to solve problems;

                1.7.     use the formula            Definition of resistivity.   Determine the resistance of
                             ρL                                                wire  at  varying  points  and
                          R =                                                  plot  a  graph  of  resistance
                             A
                         to determine resistivity;                             versus length.

                1.8.     use   energy   considerations    Include  the  observation
                         to      distinguish  between  that  e.m.f.  is  associated
                         e.m.f. and p.d.;           with  sources  or  active
                                                    devices whereas p.d. is used
                                                    in  reference  to  an  electric
                                                    field or passive device.

                1.9.     explain  drift  velocity  (ν)  in
                         terms of the charge carriers;

                1.10.    derive the equation
                         I = nqvA for charges moving
                         in a metal
                         (n = charge density); and

                1.11.    use the equation I = nqvA for  Since  a  similar  equation
                         charges moving in a metal (n  describes  the  flow  of
                         = charge density).         particles   in    uniform
                                                    channels,       candidates
                                                    should be able to apply such
                                                    equations              to
                                                    semiconductors        and
                                                    electrolytes.















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