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If the current in a circuit is 2A, calculate: a) The charge that crosses a point in the circuit in 0.6s. b) The number of electrons crossing...

      

If the current in a circuit is 2A, calculate:
a) The charge that crosses a point in the circuit in 0.6s.
b) The number of electrons crossing the point per second. Take e=1.6*10-19C.

  

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Moraa
a) The charge that crosses a point in the circuit in 0.6s.
I=Q/t
Q=2*0.6 =1.2C
b) The number of electrons crossing the point per second. Take e=1.6*10-19C.
I=Q/t = ne/t
1.2/0.6 = (n*1.6*10-19)/0.6
n= 1.2/ (1.6*10-19) = 7.5*1018 electrons
Moraa orina answered the question on April 7, 2018 at 17:56


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