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A battery sends a current through a metal wire. The current in a wire is 3.7 A. Calculate the charge that flows into the wire in 13 s
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A battery sends a current through a metal wire.

The current in a wire is 3.7 A.
Calculate the charge that flows into the wire in 13 s

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I hope this a little bit.

A battery sends a current through a metal wire. The current in a wire is 3.7 A. Calculate-example-1
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