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A current of 80 micro ampere is drawn by a device for 100 days. find how many farads involved in this process

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Answered by rishikasrivastav88
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A current of 80 micro ampere is drawn by a device for 100 days. find how many farads involved in this process

Answered by gautamrawatlm
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Answer:

8.9547\times10^{-5} Faraday charge flowed through the device in 100 days.

Explanation:

The current drawn is 80 microampere.

The total time taken is 100 days.

Total time taken in seconds = 100×24×60×60

Total time taken in seconds = 8640000 seconds

Now, calculating the total charge that flowed through the device

\[\begin{gathered}  I = \frac{Q}{t} \hfill \\  {10^{ - 6}} = \frac{Q}{{8640000}} \hfill \\  Q = {10^{ - 6}} \times 8640000 \hfill \\  Q = 8.64C \hfill \\ \end{gathered} \]

As we know that,

1 Faraday = 96485.3C

1C = \frac{1}{96485.3} \ Faraday

8.64C = 8.64\times\frac{1}{96485.3} \ Faraday

8.64C = 8.9547\times10^{-5}

Therefore, 8.9547\times10^{-5} Faraday charge flowed through the device in 100 days.

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