The electromotive force from a battery drives a current around the circuit shown in the figure. Measurements indicate that 6250 µC of charge pass point A in 10.0 s. A Device (a) What is the current in the circuit? i (b) How many electrons pass point A per second? i x 10-4 A x 1015 electrons/s

The electromotive force from a battery drives a current around the circuit shown in the figure. Measurements indicate that 6250 µC of charge pass point A in 10.0 s. A Device (a) What is the current in the circuit? i (b) How many electrons pass point A per second? i x 10-4 A x 1015 electrons/s

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