Physics, asked by krish200631, 9 months ago

10th standard Electricity:
A charge of 400 C flows through a conductor for 150
s. Find the magnitude of the current flowing through
the conductor.

Answers

Answered by divyajain64266

2

Answer:

I = q/ t

Current = Charge/Time

= 400C/800seconds

= 1/2

= 0.5 Amperes

Answered by utpal8620

1

Answer:

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Explanation:

I = q/t

current=charge/time

=400c/800 second

=1/2

=0.5 Amperes

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