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cricket20 [7]
3 years ago
5

Household current in a circuit cannot generally exceed 15 for safety reasons. What is the maximum amount of charge taht could fl

ow through this circuit in a house during the course of a 24 hour day
Physics
1 answer:
Cloud [144]3 years ago
4 0
The current I is defined as the amount of charge Q flowing through a certain point in a time t:
I= \frac{Q}{t}
which can be rewritten as 
Q=It
so, by using this formula we can calculate the maximum amount of charge that can flow in the circuit. In fact, the maximum current is I=15 A, while the time is
t=24 h=86400 s
so the maximum amount of charge is
Q=(15 A)(86400 s)=1.30 \cdot 10^6 C
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