224.)An electrician experienced a mild electric shock when he accidentally touched a wire carrying 5.0 mA for approximately 2.0 s. How many electrons constitute the given current? 6.2 x 1016 e 10 000 e 10 e 3.1 x 1016 e

224.)An electrician experienced a mild electric shock when he accidentally touched a wire carrying 5.0 mA for approximately 2.0 s. How many electrons constitute the given current? 6.2 x 1016 e 10 000 e 10 e 3.1 x 1016 e

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