A charge of 10 mC flows through a cross- section 2.5 mm² normally in 2 seconds. The current is (1) 25mA (iii) 20 mA (ii) 5mA (iv) 4mA

Q: how many coulombs are represented by 2.46x10^19 electrons mC (ROUND OFF THE ANSWER TO THE NEAREST…

A: In this question we will find charge associated with given number of electrons....

Q: 1. Two 3 µC charges are located at x = 0 meters, y = 2 meters and at x = 0 meters, y=-2 meters. Two…

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Q: What is the sign of charge Q3? Q4 (Q2) (Q3 Q1

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Q: energy is categorized in to potential energy and kinetic energy types.

A: Fill the blank.  ....... Energy is categorized in to potential energy ans kinetic energy type.

Q: I want an assembly where total 10 C negative charge will be contained. Estimate how many electrons…

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Q: In the figure below, what will be your work done in joules if you move an electron along the 70-V…

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Q: A RTD made up of platinum has a=0.00385 and has a initial resistance of 100. Find the value of…

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Q: Q2/ For the current shown in the figure below, find the charge waveform and then find the value of…

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Q: In the figure below, q1 = +2.00 nC and q2 = -8.00 nC. At what postion can an electron be placed and…

A: To find the position of electron such that electron experiences zero net force from q1 and q2 .

Q: Replace electrons with protons and solve

A: Given, Charge (Q)= 1 coulomb.

Q: A certain material needs 4.005x10^-19J to let its electrons to jump from valence bond to conduction…

A: As we know that  1joule  = 6.242 * 1018 eV

Q: A8-cm long wire carying a uniformly distributed 12µc charge is bent into a semicircle. What is the…

A: Given that, length of wire=8 cm,Q=12μC when it is bent into semicircle, for cemi-circle having…

Q: The work done by a charge is 43.86 micro Joules with a potential 4.386. What is the value of charge…

A: Given: Work done by charge, W=43.86 μJ Potential, V=4.386 V

Q: Two point charges q,- ZuC and 92 - BuC are 30 cm apart from each other. Another charge q is placed…

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Q: In an p n junction, the width of the area devoid of charge is wider on there isn't enough…

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Q: how much energy is expended in moving 20 C charge through a potential difference of 0.5V

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Q: The charge of electricity on a body leaks away at a rate proportional to the charge , and half of it…

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Q: By doing the " Coloumbs Law Lab " how do you calculate the electric force on suspended balloon and…

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Q: How much energy is stored by a 100 mH inductance when a current of 1 A is flowing through it ?

A: Given, Inductance, L = 100 mH Current, I = 1 A

Q: When finding the total charge entering an element, you must integrate the current: (Be sure to…

A: Charge: It is a property of an element. When a charge is placed in the electric field, it feels a…

Q: A rubber rod is rubbed with fur, so that the fur becomes positive. The rod is then used to charge an…

A: When a rubber rod is rubbed with fur, it becomes positive because electrons are transferred from fur…

Q: n ampere (A) of current is defined as the amount of charge that passes through a reference plane in…

A: It is known that current is defined as  amount of charges flowing per second  though a conductor  .…

Q: An electron has a charge of -1.6 x 10-1⁹ C. How many electrons would be needed to produce a net…

A: Given, Charge on electron, e=-1.6×10-19 C Net charge, Q=-5.8×10-6 C

Q: Solve the same for protons

A: The solution is provided in the following section.

Q: A total of 4 mA current flows in 20 seconds   A) Find the total charge that flows in 20 seconds…

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Q: Determine the conductance of 200 feet of aluminum bus bar (at a temperature of 20 degrees celcius)…

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Q: Q2/ For the figure shown below if qo = 15. 10 - 6C.q1 = 45. 10 - 6C.q2 = - 36 • 10 - 6C.q3 = 20 - 10…

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Q: Part a of the drawing shows a resistor and a charged capacitor wired in series. When the switch is…

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Q: 100 micron 75 micron- 2 micron 1 micron C 3 micron 50 micron b) If a voltage of 5V is applied across…

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Q: A barium titanate crystal has a thickness of 2 mm. Its voltage sensitivity is 12*10-3  Vm/N. It is…

A: Given: Crystal Thickness, t= 2 mm Voltage sensitivity, g=12×10-3 Vm/N Subjected Pressure,  P= 0.5…

Q: Suppose we have a core of 1 mm² cross-sectional area, path length 4 mm, with permeability 1000…

A: Given, Cross sectional area of core, A=1 mm2=1×10-6 m2 Length, l=4π mm Permeability, μr=1000 and…

Q: A charge A of +250 StatC is placed on a line between two charges B of +50 StatC and C of -300 StatC.…

A: Formula to calculate force due to charge is: F=K×q1×q2r2

Q: 2.Electric current is not produced by solar cell when a. When holes move to the p side b. When both…

A: In solar cell to produce current movement of charge carrier is necessary by mean of either diffusion…

Q: A -600 µC charge (blue charge) and a 800 µC charge (red charge) are positioned as shown in the…

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Q: From the figure below calculate the total charge due to the charge distributions labeled A (line…

A: Continuous charge distribution refers to the dispersion of charges along a line, surface, or volume…

Q: A barium titanate crystal has a thickness of 2 mm. Its voltage sensitivity is 12*10-3  Vm/N. It is…

A: Given, A barium titanate crystal having, Thickness, t= 2 mm Voltage sensitivity, g= 12×10-3 Vm/N…

Q: Two resistors have color codes of yellow, violet, gold, gold and green, black, brown, gold…

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Q: (2) j Which one of the following distributions that required the maximum work to assemble the…

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Q: b) lz if all diodes are silicon diodes with VT=0.7V. 10 2 80 Ω. 10V 50 Ω. 100 Ω. Figure 1

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Types of Charge Carriers

A carrier is a type of object which carries a particular thing from one point to another point. For instance, people use different vehicles from one place to another, and the vehicle carries those people and acts as a carrier.