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a current of 1.5 ampere flows through a conductor for 10 seconds calculate number of electrons urgent

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Answered by Cosmique
12

Given

  • Current, I = 1.5 A
  • time , t = 10 sec

To find

No. of electrons flowing through the conductor

Knowledge required

◆ Relation between I , Q and t where I is the current , Q is the charge through the conductor and t is the time for which current flows

\red{\bigstar}\boxed{\sf{I=\frac{Q}{t}}}

◆ No. of electrons having 1 Coulomb charge

\boxed{\sf{6.25\times10^{18}\;\;electrons }}

Solution

Finding the charge through the conductor having 1.5 A of current for time of  10 sec

\blue{\implies}\sf{Q=I \times t}\\\\\blue{\implies}\sf{Q=1.5\times 10}\\\\\blue{\implies}\underline{\underline{\sf{Q=15\;\;C}}}

Finding the no. of electrons through the conductor having 15 C of charge

\blue{\implies}\sf{No.\;of\;electrons\;for\;1\;C\;charge=6.25\times 10^{18}}

\blue{\implies}\sf{no.\;of\;electrons\;for\;15\;C = 6.25\times10^{18}\times15}\\\\\blue{\implies}\underline{\boxed{\sf{No.\;of\;electrons\;in15\;C=93.75\times10^{18}}}}


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Answered by brainlyangel1
5

Answer:

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  • A current of 1.5 ampere flows through a conductor for 10 seconds calculate number of electrons urgent.

\fbox\color{red}\underline{Given:-}

  • Current, I = 1.5 A

  • time , t = 10 sec

\fbox\color{red}\underline{To find:-}

  • No. of electrons flowing through the conductor

\fbox\color{red}\underline{Concept:-}

◆ Relation between I , Q and t where

  • I is the current ,

  • Q is the charge through the conductor and

  • t is the time for which current flows

\red{\bigstar}\boxed{\sf{I=\frac{Q}{t}}}

  • ◆ No. of electrons having 1 Coulomb charge

\boxed{\sf{6.25\times10^{18}\;\;electrons }}

\fbox\color{red}\underline{Solution:-}

  • Finding the charge through the conductor having 1.5 A of current for time of 10 sec

\begin{gathered}\green{\implies}\sf{Q=I \times t}\\\\\blue{\implies}\sf{Q=1.5\times 10}\\\\\blue{\implies}\underline{\underline{\sf{Q=15\;\;C}}}\end{gathered}

  • Finding the no. of electrons through the conductor having 15 C of charge

\blue{\implies}\sf{No.\;of\;electrons\;for\;1\;C\;charge=6.25\times 10^{18}}

\begin{gathered}\blue{\implies}\sf{no.\;of\;electrons\;for\;15\;C = 6.25\times10^{18}\times15}\\\\\blue{\implies}\underline{\boxed{\sf{No.\;of\;electrons\;in15\;C=93.75\times10^{18}}}}\end{gathered}

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