Question

Is current always constant with time in electrostatics?

Answer 1

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Let's see. By the formulae. I = q/t . it's not always Contant. You will apply calculus in then the current will not be constant at higher level of physics.

Answer 2

Answer: No.

Explanation: Current is not always constant in electrostatics. Its a function of time. Current in a close circuit is defined as rate of change in total charge passing through any point with respect to time.

I = q/t

Also, We in calculus we can say its first derivative of charge with respect time.

$i=\frac{dq}{dt}$

SI unit of current is Ampere.