A current of 0.4 flows through a conductor for 5 minutes . How much charge would have passed through the conductor
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we know that
I (current) = q(charge)/t (time)
firstly convert 5 minutes into seconds
one minute is 60 seconds
five minute is 300 sec
apply the formula -
0.4 = q/300
0.4×300 = q
120 c ( coloumb) unit of charge is coloumb
I (current) = q(charge)/t (time)
firstly convert 5 minutes into seconds
one minute is 60 seconds
five minute is 300 sec
apply the formula -
0.4 = q/300
0.4×300 = q
120 c ( coloumb) unit of charge is coloumb
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Answer:
Charge passing through the conductor is 120 C.
Explanation:
I = 0.4 A
t = 5 min = 5 * 60 s = 300 s
Q = I * t
=> Q = 0.4 * 300
=> Q = 120 C.
So,
Charge passing through the conductor is 120 C.
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