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If 56 C flows past a point in 10.0 A of current, then how much time elapsed? 2.0 s 11.2 s 5.6 s 20.0 s
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@Shadow 56/10=5.6, so C?
\(Q=IT\) where \(Q=charge\)
\ \[\Delta t = \frac{ \Delta Q }{ I }\]
Change in time = charge/ the current
So I was right...?
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