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May be sold or distributed free of charge in compiled form but must always include the source code?
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Open source software can sold or distributed free of charge in compiled form but must always include the source code. Software is also know as computer programs.
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What charge does an object have when proton and electrons are evenly distributed?
the object will have neutral charge
What does nonpolarized mean?
The electrical charge is evenly distributed.
What is a destination charge?
All new cars include a destination charge. This charge covers the cost of transporting the vehicle from the manufacturing plant to the car dealership, a fee the consumer almost always pays.
What software is distributed free of charge but the source code is not available?
Freeware
What is polar covalent?
This is a covalent bond with electrical charge unevenly distributed in the molecule.
How are conductors charged?
If charge is transferred to the object at a given location, that charge is quickly distributed across the entire surface of the object. The distribution of charge is the result of electron movement.
Negative electric charge is distributed uniformally around a quarter of a circle of radius a with total charge -Q What are the x and y components of the resultant charge at the centre of the curvature?
the opposite of a positive charge
Is water polar because of unequal electrons?
The electrical charge is unequal distributed in the water molecule.
What will happened to the strength of electric field inside a shell of charge?
If the charge is uniformly distributed over the shell, then the electric field is zero everywhere inside.
Why is Coulomb's law valid only for a point charge?
Coulomb's law is applied to point charges because there are "problems" applying it to a charge that has "dimension" to it. A charge is surrounded by an electric field. If we cannot treat it as a point, then the charge has to be "distributed" through the "body" of the charge. It will change the way we have to do the math. If we view charges as non-point sources, then we can't apply the mathematics to the charges in quite the same way as we do when we work things out with point sources. Take a charge that isn't a point source and one that is. If the charge that isn't a point source has "dimension" to it, then the charge on that charge (if that makes sense) is not eminating from a point but from the "body" of the charge as a whole. The electric field will be "distributed" over the volume of the body of the charge, and its effect on a point source will have to be worked out differently than it would if it was point source-to-point source.
Envelope of gas surrounding an object in space?
The envelope of gas that surrounds an object in space is a space charge. Electric charge is treated as a continuum of charge that is distributed within a volume or area of space.
Why you charge goods distributed as free samples to purchases account?
becauses it makes decreases in goods purchased.
