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if \: charge \: of \: electron \: is \: 1.6 \times 10^ - 19 \: then \: find \: the \: no.of \: electron \: flows \: per \: second \: to \: constitute \: 1 \: amper \: of \: charge
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Answered by sakshi32115
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Explanation:

The current is defined as rate of flow of charged particle.i.e.

i =

t

Q

Hence the charge flown is,

Q =i t

Hence Q =1.0×1=1C

The charge Q is due to electrons, therefore,

Q =N×e

Here Q =1C

If N is number of electrons passing and e is the electronic charge of value 1.6×10^19

The charge Q is due to electrons, therefore,

Q =N×e

Here Q =1C

If N is number of electrons passing and e is the electronic charge of value 1.6×10^19

Then,

N = Q

e

= 1

1.6×10 ^19

=0.625×10^19

electrons

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