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Answered by pratik40
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here ...............

I = 1 A
time = 15 sec

We know that ,

1amp =  \frac{1coloumb}{1sec}

1 =  \frac{coloumb}{15}

1coloumb of charge of electron= 15C.

no. \: of \: electrons =  \frac{coloumb}{ampere}

no. \: of \: electrons \:  =  \frac{15}{1}
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Therefore,
The no. of electrons flowing are 15 .
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hope \:  \: this \:  \: helps
Answered by Anonymous
1
We have,

|=1A time=15 sec

We know that ,

1coloumb lsec

lamp = 1 c / s

1 = coloumb /15

1co|oumb of charge of electron: 15C.

coloumb ampere

no. of electrons = coulomb / ampere

no. of electrons = 15 /1

Therefore, The no. of electrons flowing are 15
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