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A particular point on a wire has a constant 250 mA250mA of current flowing through it. How much charge has passed through that point in the wire in 4 seconds?

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Answered by kalaiashanu
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Answer:

We know

I=q÷t

q=It

given I=250mA =250×10^-3A

250 \times  {10}^{ - 3}

t=4sec so applying

q=250÷1000×4=(25×4)÷100=25÷25=1C

The charge is 1 coloumb.

Answered by qwcricket
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The charge has passed through that point in the wire in 4 seconds is 1 C

  1. The relation between charge , current and time is given as
  2. Q=It here Q is the charge , I is the current flowing in wire and t is the time
  3. So here given is I=250 mA =0.250 A
  4. 1A=1 Coulomb /Second
  5. The charge passing through the wire in 4 seconds is
  6. Q = 0.250 C/s x 4 s= 1 C
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