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What is the quantity of charge that passes through a conductor when there is a current of 0.25 A for 10 minutes?
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What is the quantity of charge that passes through a conductor when there is a current of 0.25 A for 10 minutes?

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To calculate charge(Q) through a point, we multiply the current(I) with time (t)
Thus, Q= It
Therefore, t must be in SI units which gives 60*10 seconds.
Q=0.25A*600s= 150 coulombs.
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