Answer to Question #314334 in Electric Circuits for Lyon

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Question #314334

In an electric lamp, 2.50C pass through each second. How many electrons does this represent?

Expert's answer

The number of electrons passing through the lamp per second

"N=\\frac{q}{e}=\\frac{2.50}{1.60\\times 10^{-19}}=1.56\\times 10^{19}"

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