Electrical Engineering - Voltage, Current and Resistance - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Voltage, Current and Resistance - General Questions (Q.No. 18)
18.
If there is 6 A of current through the filament of a lamp, how many coulombs of charge move through the filament in 1.75 s?
Discussion:
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Mukesh said:
10 years ago
Come on guys as we know that I = Coulomb/Second.
But in this question we have to find the charge, simply take out the charge and multiply the time/current.
C = T*I = 1.75*6 = 10.5.
But in this question we have to find the charge, simply take out the charge and multiply the time/current.
C = T*I = 1.75*6 = 10.5.
Gina said:
1 decade ago
Algebra:
i = q/t.
Multiply both sides by t to isolate q, so,
(t)*i = q/t* (t).
The t cancels itself out on the right side. So,
(t)*i = q.
1.75*6 = q.
10.5 = q.
i = q/t.
Multiply both sides by t to isolate q, so,
(t)*i = q/t* (t).
The t cancels itself out on the right side. So,
(t)*i = q.
1.75*6 = q.
10.5 = q.
RAGHU VENNA said:
1 decade ago
As per formulae Charge(q)=current/time(sec)=i/t
so i = q/t
q = i*t=(6*1.75)
q = 10.5
so i = q/t
q = i*t=(6*1.75)
q = 10.5
Kartheek said:
9 years ago
Please anyone help me.
After fraction multiplication how can we decide to put dot?
After fraction multiplication how can we decide to put dot?
Sreekanth said:
9 years ago
Current = Charge / Time i.e q / t,
Q = i * t,
Q = 6 * 1.75,
Q = 10.5 c.
Q = i * t,
Q = 6 * 1.75,
Q = 10.5 c.
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Muhammad Tahir said:
1 decade ago
Elaborate please. How could q = current/time be equal to i = q/t sir?
Munna said:
9 years ago
It's impossible q = i/t not equals i = q/t.
q = i/t equal i = q * t.
q = i/t equal i = q * t.
Devi said:
10 years ago
Can anyone explain me how it's possible q=i/t equals i=q/t?
Chandu said:
1 decade ago
I didn't understand can any one be specific how i = q/t?
Madhan said:
1 decade ago
First line tells q=i/t then next line its i=q/t?
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