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The quantity of a charge that will be transferred by a current flow of 20 A over 1 hour

30 minutes period is​

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Answered by Anonymous
15

Solution :

The Quantity of charge transferred is \sf\:10.8\times\:10^{4}C

Step by step Explanatíon :

We have ,

Current Flow , I = 20 A

Time , t = 1 hour 30 min

\sf\implies\:t=90min

\sf\implies\:t=90\times60sec

\sf\implies\:t=5400sec

We know that :

Current \sf\:I=\dfrac{dq}{dt}

\sf\implies\:q=Idt

Thus ,

Charge transferred

\sf=20\times5400

\sf=108\times100

\sf=10.8\times10^4\:C

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Answered by Anonymous
14

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The quantity of a charge that will be transferred by a current flow of 20 A over 1 hour 30 minutes period is _____.

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  • The quantity of the charge that will be transferred by a current flow of 20 A

\large{\boxed{\boxed{\sf{To \: find}}}}

  • The quantity of the charge that will be transferred by current flow in 1 hour 30 minutes.

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  • The quantity of the charge that will be transferred by current flow in 1 hour 30 minutes = 10.8 × 10⁴C

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  • The question says that the quantity of the charge will transfer by the flow of the current of 20 A over in an hour 30 minutes. Then the question ask to find the quantity of charge. We know that A means Ampere.

\large{\boxed{\boxed{\sf{Full \: solution}}}}

\large\orange{\texttt{According to the question}}

\mapsto Given current flow = 20A

\mapsto Given time = 1 hr 30 min

\large\orange{\texttt{Converting hr into minutes}}

\large\purple{\texttt{We know that 1 hr = 60 min}}

\large\purple{\texttt{So, 60 + 30}}

\large\purple{\texttt{90 minutes}}

\mapsto Hence, time = 90 min.

\large\orange{\texttt{Converting min into seconds}}

\large\purple{\texttt{We know that 1 min = 60 seconds}}

\large\purple{\texttt{So, 90 × 60}}

\large\purple{\texttt{5400 seconds}}

\mapsto Hence, time = 5400 seconds.

\large\orange{\texttt{We know that}}

\large\blue{\texttt{Formula used in this question is given below}}

\large\blue{\texttt{Here we have to use the formula of current l}}

\bold{\green{\fbox{\green{dq / dt}}}}

\large\orange{\texttt{Therefore,}}

\bold{\green{\fbox{\green{q = ldt}}}}

\large\orange{\texttt{Now,}}

\large\underbrace\mathfrak\gray{Charged \ transferred}

\leadsto 20 × 5400

\leadsto 108 × 100

Scientific Notation

\leadsto 10.8 × 10⁴ C

10.8 × 10⁴C is the answer of this question.

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