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Calculate the current if a charge of 5.60C passes through a point in a conductor in 15.4s

Calculate the current if a charge of 5.60C passes through a point in a conductor in 15.4s
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Calculate the current if a charge of 5.60C passes through a point in a conductor in 15.4s

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Electric current is defined as charge per time in units of Coulombs/second
So we have
I=5.6C/15.4s = 0.3636A
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