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how many electrons are flowing per second past at a point in a circuit in which there is a current of 5 ampere​

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Answered by adityaishan007
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Answer:

25E+18 =31.25xE+18

Explanation:

25E+18 =31.25xE+18 electrons. Thus five ampere means five coulombs per second that means this much electrons(31.25E+18) are passing thru a point in a second

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