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A stream of moving charges results in a current of 5.6 A. How long does 116 C of charge take to flow past a fixed point? 2.0 s 5.6 s 11.2 s 21 s
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Current can be fined as the amount of charge flowing past a point per unit time. An example of this is the ampere, the standard unit of current.\[1A=\frac{ 1C }{\sec}\]
Another way to write that is x amperes equals y coulombs per t seconds.
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