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How many electrons will flow through an appliance for each second if the current through the appliance is 0.85 A? -8.5x10 C -8.1x10*C 12.65x10°C 1.2x10C

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How many electrons will flow through an appliance for each second if the
current through the appliance is 0.85 A?
-8.5x10 C
-8.1x10*C
12.65x10°C
1.2x10C

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