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Question #319508

A charge of 3,600 C passes through an electric lamp in 3.0 min. What is the

current in the lamp?

Expert's answer

Solution

the

current in the lamp is

"I =\\frac{Q}{t}\\\\=\\frac{3600}{3*60}\\\\=20A"

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