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An electron rotates with the rate of 5*(10^14) cycle per second. Find intensity of the current produced due to that motion given that electron charge is 1.6*(10^-19) coulombs.
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do u knw the formula to calculate intensity of current ?
I = Q/T or I = V/R
yeah (Y)
I don't have any of those, I only have the charge of the electron and how many times it rotates per second.
that's the prob
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just multiply both the quantitites u will get the answer
Yeah that's correct. But, is there a rule or any explanation as to why that is correct?
actually u r applying ohms law !
Okay thanks
If i find some explanation to this i will surely let u knw !
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