4000 Coulomb charges were passing from the wire for about 12 seconds. Estimate the current during this process.
Correct answer: A. 333.3 ampere
- A. 333.3 ampere
- B. 333.33 volts
- C. 666.67 ampere
- D. None of them
Explanation
To calculate the current, we can use Ohm's Law, which states that current (I) isequal to the charge (Q) passing through a conductor divided by the time (t) taken for the chargeto pass.The formula is:I = Q / tGiven:Charge (Q) = 4000 coulombsTime (t) = 12 secondsPlugging in the values:I = 4000 C / 12 sI = 333.33 ATherefore, the current is 333.3 amperes (A).
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