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1. Which of the following situations has the greatest electric current. Which has the smallest electric current? a. the flow of 6 C in 3s. b. the flow of 3 C in 1s. c. a person walking 8m in 4s.

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1. Which of the following situations has the greatest electric current. Which has the
smallest electric current?
a. the flow of 6 C in 3s.
b. the flow of 3 C in 1s.
c. a person walking 8m in 4s.

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