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Grade 12th passElectrostatics

62.5 billion of electron in 1 ns = how much of current?

Profile image of saunak das
9 Years agoGrade 12th pass
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Profile image of Vikas TU
8 Years ago
Dear Student,
current=I=Charge(q)/time(t)
=>I=q/t
=>I=ne/t
=>I=62.5x109x1.6x10-19/10-9
=>I=10A
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Vikas (B. Tech. 4th year
Thapar University)
Profile image of Chandan
8 Years ago
corrent = no.of electrons upon time
=10A
hope it helps please approve if it does

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