Science, asked by shivbardhan34, 9 months ago

In a particular TV tube,a beam of electons is emitted the beam current 80 microampere.How many electons strike the screen of TV every second.Also find the total charge striking the screen in 2 minutes.​

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Answered by abhijithshaji
0

Answer:

If 80 micro amphere pass through the TV every second then the amount of current that pass through the tv in 2 minutes will be 9,600 Mah.

Explanation:

Amount of current passes through the beam=80Mah

Amount of current that passes through the t.v in 2 minutes=? 80×120

=9,600 Mah

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Answered by ItzIshu
2

Answer:-

I = q/t

q = ne

for no. electron per sec

ne = I = 80 × 10^-6

n = 80 x 10^-6 ÷(1.6x10^-19)

= 50x10^13 (is the number of electrons that strike the screen per second)

in two minute

q = It

= 120x80x10^-6

= 9.6x10^-3 coulomb

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