(2000000) electrons flow through ametal for 1 minute. Find the value ofcurrent.O 0.00000000000000533 AO 0.0000000000000000243 A0.000000000000000533 A

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(2000000) electrons flow through a metal for 1 minute. Find the value of current.

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter43: Nuclear Physics

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