if 30 coulomb of electric charge flows through a wire in 2 minutes calculate the current in the wire
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Answer:
It's 15 ampere
Explanation:
Current=charge/time
=30/2
= 15 ampere
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Given:
Electric charge= 30 coulomb
Time for which charge flows through a wire = 2 minutes = 120 seconds
To find:
Electric current flowing in a wire= ?
Step wise solution:
To calculate electric current understand the concept:
- An electric current is the flow of charged particles through the conducting material.
- The Standard International unit of electric current is Ampere or amp or A.
- One ampere is defined as flow of one coulomb electric charge in one second.
- It can be calculated as follows:
Electric current (Ampere) = Electric charge(Coulomb) ÷ time(seconds)
Electric current (A) = 30 C ÷ 120 s
Electric current = 0.25 Ampere
Hence, electric current is flowing at the rate of 0.25 C/s or 0.25 Ampere through a wire.
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