350 coulombs of charge flows through an iron in 70 seconds. What is the current flowing through the iron

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350 coulombs of charge flows through an iron in 70 seconds. What is the current flowing through the iron

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Charge= Current x Time
350= Current x 70 seconds
350/70= 5 amps

Dhwani Katagade answered Mar 23, 2022

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