Is there any difference between "what is electric current" AND "expression for electric current
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Yes , Of course there is a diff. between these two terms .
The first one means the defination of current .
And the second one means the derivation of current or formula of electric current we can say .
Electric
current is defined as the rate of flow of electric charge through any cross-section of a conductor . i.e.,
I = q/t
I= current
q= net charge
t= time
Hope you get it : ]
The first one means the defination of current .
And the second one means the derivation of current or formula of electric current we can say .
Electric
current is defined as the rate of flow of electric charge through any cross-section of a conductor . i.e.,
I = q/t
I= current
q= net charge
t= time
Hope you get it : ]
1UJJWAL:
per unit time also be enclude in it
Ohk sorry :(
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Electric Current : Electric Current is the directed flow of electric charges. The strength of the electric current is measured by the net charge flowing across a certain area per unit time
S.I unit of Current : S.I unit (International System of Unit) of Current is Ampere (A), named in the honor of French scientist Andre Marie Ampere (1775 - 1836)
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