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It takes 8. 0 seconds for 12 coulombs of charge to flow through a wire. How much current is flowing through it? 0. 67 a 1. 5 a 4. 0 a.
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It takes 8. 0 seconds for 12 coulombs of charge to flow through a wire. How much current is flowing through it? 0. 67 a 1. 5 a 4. 0 a.

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Current = charge/time = 12C/8s = 1.5 Ampere.
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