the amount of electric charges flowing a conductor in one second is
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Explanation:
if 1 coulomb of electric charge flows through a cross section for 1 second,
it would be equal to 1 ampere.
the amount of electric charges flowing a conductor in one second is ELECTRIC CURRENT
Explanation:
Electric Current is the net rate of flow of charge
Electric current is denoted by I
Charge is denoted by Q
I = dQ/dt or ΔQ/Δt
if Δt = 1
=> I = ΔQ
Hence the amount of electric charges flowing a conductor in one second is electric current
Unit of Electric current is Ampere
Unit of charge is Coulomb
Unit of Time is sec
the amount of electric charges flowing a conductor in one second is electric current
Electric current is Phasor Quantity ( neither scaler nor vector)
Electric current has direction but it does not follow vector laws of addition , multiplication.
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