Physics, asked by sahillohana12, 6 months ago

A capacitance of 12 microfarads is used in a defibrillating device to restore normal heart function. It is charged at 6kV and then discharged in 4 milliseconds, what will be the current flowing in the body?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

18 A

Explanation:

Q = CV

Current = Q/t

Q = 6kV × 12 microF

Q = 72 × 10^(-3)

Current = 72× 10^(-3) / (4× 10^(-3))

= 18 A

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