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How much charge must flow past a point in 2.39s to produce a current of 7.26A?3.04C4.87C17.4C0.329C

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Given:

the current is


i=7.26\text{ A}

The time is


t=2.39\text{ s}

Required: how much charge must flow during this time?

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that,

current is given by


i=(q)/(t)

here, q is the charge and t is the time.

Plugging all the values in the above relation, we get:


\begin{gathered} 7.26\text{ A }=\frac{q}{2.39\text{ s}} \\ q=7.26\text{ A}*2.39\text{ s} \\ q=17.35 \\ q\approx17.4\text{ C} \\ \end{gathered}

Thus, the charge must flow past a point in 2.39 s is 17.4 C.

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