A typical “deep-cycle” battery (used for electric trolling motors for fishing boats) is capable of delivering 12 V and 5 A for a period of 10 hours. How much charge flows through the battery in this interval? How much energy is delivered by the battery?

A typical “deep-cycle” battery (used for electric trolling motors for fishing boats) is capable of delivering 12 V and 5 A for a period of 10 hours. How much charge flows through the battery in this interval? How much energy is delivered by the battery?

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