Science, asked by falcaozane, 11 months ago

In 10 s, 3 *10^20 free electrons enter one end of a
conductor and leave the other end. The current is​

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Answered by kunalrac
2

Answer:

current will flow because that amount of current is fulfill for that

Answered by Poorna989
0

The current will be 4.8 A.

Step by step explanation-

Given:

No of electrons= 3×10^{20}

time= 10 secs

To Find: Current (I) passing through the conductor

Formula used: Q=ne

where Q= charge

           n= no of electrons

           e= charge on one electron, which is 1.6×10^{-19}

∴ Putting the given values in the above formula we get,

Q= 3×10^{20} × 1.6×10^{-19}

⇒ Q= 4.8 ×10

⇒Q= 48 C

We know,

I= \frac{Q}{t}

where:  I= current passed, Q= charge and t= Time

∴Putting the values, we get

I= \frac{48}{10}

I= 4.8A

Hence, the current passing the conductor will be 4.8 A.

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