Math, asked by vasantdf, 7 months ago

How much current is flowing in the circuit?

A. 288 KA

B. 2 KA

C. 50mA

D .500 A

Answer ?

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Answered by anasharma018

0

Answer:

As

Charge= Current* Time

so it depends on how much charge is flowing in a given time only then the current can be determined.

Answered by Anonymous

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$\large{ \underline{ \mathbb{\red{500 \: µA } }}}$

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