Question

The current in a wire is 1 ampere.Explain this statement in terms of the charge flowing through the wire

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

Charge = 6.24x10¹⁸

Explanation:

Ampere is a unit of measuring current and it is defined as rate of flow of charge in coulombs per second. Coulomb is a unit of measuring charge and it is derived from the magnitude of repulsive force.

If 1 Ampere current flows for 1 second, it carries a charge of 1 coulomb, which is equivalent to transporting 6.2*10^18 electrons.

Q = I X t

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Answer 2

your answer 6.24 × 10 ^18