CHAPTER 17. ELECTRIC CIRCUITS 17.3
electron is 1 , 6 × 10 −^19 C.
Step 2:Apply the principles: determine the charge
We know that each electron carries a charge of 1 , 6 × 10 −^19 C, therefore
the total charge is:
Q = 95× 1 , 6 × 10 −^19 C
= 1, 52 × 10 −^17 C
Step 3:Apply the principles: determine the charge
We know that:
I = ∆Qt
I =^1 ,^52 ×^10
− (^17) C
101 s
I =^1 ,^52 ×^10
− (^17) C
1 ×
1
101 s
I =^1 ,^52 ×^10
− (^17) C
1 ×
10
1 s
I = 1, 52 × 10 −^16 C·s−^1
I = 1, 52 × 10 −^16 A
Step 4:Quote the final result
The current is 1 , 52 × 10 −^16 A.
Resistance ESAFG
Resistance is a measure of "how hard" it is to "push" electricity through a circuit element.
Resistance can also apply to an entire circuit. See video: VPfvk at http://www.everythingscience.co.za
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