Answer to Question #305097 in Electric Circuits for Eymon

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Question #305097

A lightning bolt delivers a charge of 35 C to the ground in a time of 1.0*10^-3 s. What is the current?

Expert's answer

"Q=35C"

"t=1\\times10^{-3}sec"

"Q=it"

"I=\\frac{Q}{t}"

"I=\\frac{35}{10^{-3}}=35\\times10^3 A"

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