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Mr. gatta elect test

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ampere   number of electrons that pass a point per sec  
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volt   pushing force that causes electron to flow  
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watt   unit to measure amount of work/energy provided by a current  
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voltage   unit to measure the strength of the push behind an electric current  
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electromagnet   wire coil that behaves like a magnet when electrical current flows through (temporary magnet that turns on and off)  
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magnet   any object that has a magnetic field & that is able to exert force. ( has N&S poles)  
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ohm   unit of electric resistance  
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