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Given the current through a point to be i(t) = 7.69 cos( 1.47 t), in amperes, determine the total amount of charge, in coulombs, flowing through the said point during the time interval 3.95 s

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter28: Current And Resistance

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Given the current through a point to be i(t) = 7.69 cos( 1.47 t), in amperes, determine the total amount of
charge, in coulombs, flowing through the said point during the time interval 3.95 s<t< 5.13 s.

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