Electric Current/ Ohm's Law a Calculate the charges that passes a cross- a. section in a circuit in 30 seconds when the current is 0.5 A. Calculate the current that would transfer, in 5 s, the same amount of charge as a current on 0.5 A in 60 s.

Electric Current/ Ohm's Law a Calculate the charges that passes a cross- a. section in a circuit in 30 seconds when the current is 0.5 A. Calculate the current that would transfer, in 5 s, the same amount of charge as a current on 0.5 A in 60 s.

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Electric Current/ Ohm's Law
a Calculate the charges that passes a cross-
a.
section in a circuit in 30 seconds when the
current is 05A.
Calculate the current that would transfer, in 5 s,
the same amount of charge as a current on 05
Ain 60 s.

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