Calculate the charge passing through the circuit if it's current is 10 Ampere and the recorded time is 15 seconds:
Correct answer: B. 150 Coulombs
- A. 1,500 Coulombs
- B. 150 Coulombs
- C. 13,400 Coulombs
- D. 140 Coulombs
Explanation
Option B is correct since after applying the charge formula which is, Q = ITQ = 10 x 15 = 150 Columbs. As it is numerical only one option is correct.
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