how many electrons pass through a conductor in 0.2sec , if the current passing through it is 0.5 ampere .
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Answered by
76
charge=current*time
charge=0.5*0.2
charge=0.1 coulumb
we have q=ne
0.1=n(1.602*10^-19)
n=0.1/1.602*10^-19
by dividing we get
n=0.0624*10^19
n=6.24*10^17
charge=0.5*0.2
charge=0.1 coulumb
we have q=ne
0.1=n(1.602*10^-19)
n=0.1/1.602*10^-19
by dividing we get
n=0.0624*10^19
n=6.24*10^17
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25
Answer:
I=0.5A
T=0.2 sec
I=Q/t
Q=It
Q=0.5*0.2
Q=0.1 c
Q=ne
I=ne/t
n=It/e
n= 0.5*0.2/1.6*10^-19. (e=1.6*10^-19)
(fix valve of e.)
after dividing the eqns .
the Answer =
[6.25 *10^17]
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