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4th Lesson: CURRENT, RESISTANCE AND ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE Solve the problem by identifying the given, formula and solution needed. Write all the necessary given, substitution, conversion if there's any, formula used and computations. Box or circle the final answer. 1.) In 1 minute, a 4.0 A current flows in a simple circuit, a. How much charge passes through the circuit during 1 minute? b. How many electrons would this represent? A. GIVEN: CONVERSATION: FORMULA: SOLUTION: B. GIVEN: FORMULA: SOLUTION: *see photo to understand the format* (PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY, SOMETIMES I CAN'T UNDERSTAND THE WRITINGS HERE IN BARTLEBY)

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