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    Exercises Charge Current Time

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    The document discusses the relationship between charge, current, and time in electrical circuits. It provides the equation that charge is equal to current multiplied by time. It then gives 5 examples of using this equation to calculate charge, current, or time given values for two of the three variables. For each example, it states the values and shows the calculations to solve for the unknown variable.

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    Exercises Charge Current Time

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    The document discusses the relationship between charge, current, and time in electrical circuits. It provides the equation that charge is equal to current multiplied by time. It then gives 5 examples of using this equation to calculate charge, current, or time given values for two of the three variables. For each example, it states the values and shows the calculations to solve for the unknown variable.

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    The document discusses the relationship between charge, current, and time in electrical circuits. It provides the equation that charge is equal to current multiplied by time. It then gives 5 examples of using this equation to calculate charge, current, or time given values for two of the three variables. For each example, it states the values and shows the calculations to solve for the unknown variable.

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    Exercises Charge Current Time

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    The document discusses the relationship between charge, current, and time in electrical circuits. It provides the equation that charge is equal to current multiplied by time. It then gives 5 examples of using this equation to calculate charge, current, or time given values for two of the three variables. For each example, it states the values and shows the calculations to solve for the unknown variable.

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    Charge – Current – Time Charge – Current – Time

    The amount of charge that has followed in a circuit can be calculated using the equation : The amount of charge that has followed in a circuit can be calculated using the equation :
    Charge = current x time Charge = current x time
    ( coulomb, C ) ( amp, A ) ( second, S ) ( coulomb, C ) ( amp, A ) ( second, S )

    1. What is an electric current ? Use key words in your answer 1. What is an electric current ? Use key words in your answer
    Electric is number per charge 1 seconds
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    2. a current of 1.5 A flows through an electric toothbrush for 90 seconds. 2. a current of 1.5 A flows through an electric toothbrush for 90 seconds.
    How much charge has flowed through the toothbrush ? How much charge has flowed through the toothbrush ?
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    1.5 A _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = 90 s
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    Q = 1.5 x 90 _________________________________________________________________________________
    Q = 135 c
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    3. 350 coulombs of charge flows through an iron in 70 seconds. 3. 350 coulombs of charge flows through an iron in 70 seconds.
    What is the current flowing through the current ? What is the current flowing through the current ?
    Q = 350 c
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = 70 s _________________________________________________________________________________
    I = Q/t
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    I = 350 / 70 _________________________________________________________________________________
    I = 5 A
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    4. If a current of 2A flows through a bulb for 5 minutes. 4. If a current of 2A flows through a bulb for 5 minutes.
    How much charge has passed through the bulb ? How much charge has passed through the bulb ?
    I = 2A
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = 5 min - 300 s
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    Q = 2 A x 300 s _________________________________________________________________________________
    Q = 600 c
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    5. How long would it take for 2000 coulombs of charge to flow through a motor it the current is 2.5 A ? 5. How long would it take for 2000 coulombs of charge to flow through a motor it the current is 2.5 A ?
    Q = 2000 c
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    I = 2.5 A _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = Q / t
    _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = 2000 / 2.5
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    t = 800 s _________________________________________________________________________________

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