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A storage battery is being charged at a rate 8f 100 Watts at a potential difference of 13.6 V . The rate at which the charge is being transferred between its plates is O a. 0.54 C/s O b. 7.35 C/s

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Chapter17: Current And Resistance

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Please choose the correct option. Thank you.

A storage battery is being charged at a rate of
100 Watts at a potential difference of 13.6 V . The
rate at which the charge is being transferred
between its plates is
О а.
0.54 C/s
O b.
7.35 C/s
0.136 C/s
O d.
1360 C/s

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