The current in a conductor varies as follows: during the first 8 sec there is a linear change from zero to 4 amp; during the next 15 sec the current is constant at 4 amp; during a third period of 20 sec the current decreases linearly to 3 amp. Determine (a) the total charge transferred in the elapsed time of 43 sec, (b) the average current
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try drawing the graph of current v/s time. And use the concept the area enclosed by graph with time axis shall give you total charge flown (i.e Ans Part (a) ). Once you've calculated the total charge flown through the conductor, The avg. current is = Total Charge flown/ Total time taken
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oh thankyou so much :)
The answer must be (a)146C (b)3.395A
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Can you explain to me, how did you get that answers? Thankyou :)
how ? explain more plss
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hey, this is all about on basic electrical circuits..