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Thirty-five coulombs of charge flow through a wire in 2 minutes. determine the current in the wire.

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Thirty-five coulombs of charge flow through a wire in 2 minutes accounts for around 0.29167 amperes in the current wire.

Given:

Electric charge= 30 coulomb

Time for which charge flows through a wire = 2 minutes = 120 seconds

To find:

Electric current flowing in a wire=?

To calculate electric current understand the concept:

An electric current is the flow of charged particles through the conducting material.

The Standard International unit of electric current is Ampere or amp or A.

One ampere is defined as the flow of one-coulomb electric charge in one second.

It can be calculated as follows:

Electric current (Ampere) = Electric charge(Coulomb) ÷ time(seconds)

Electric current (A) = 35 C ÷ 120 s

Electric current = 0.29167 amperes

Hence, the electric current is flowing at the rate of 0.29167C/s or 0.29167 Ampere through a wire.

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