A current of 2.10A flows in a wire. How many electrons are flowing past any point in the wire per second?
N=________________________ electrons/s
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well, since 1A = 1 Coulomb/sec, just multiply the current (A) by the number of electrons in a Coulomb.
so it would be
N= (2.10A) x (1.602176487×10^−19 C)
= 3.3642 x 10 ^19
Thank you very much Steve!
N= (2.10A) x (1.602176487×10^−19 C)
= 3.3642 x 10 ^19
Thank you very much Steve!