1A 24 V potential difference is supplied across a 15 N resistor.(a)Calculate the current flowing through the resistor.(b)If the circuit runs for 3 hours, calculate the total number ofcharged particles that have passed through the resistor over thatperiod.[Ans: 1.6 A, 1.08 x 10²3 e - ]

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A 24 V potential difference is supplied across a 15 N resistor. Calculate the current flowing through the resistor. If the circuit runs for 3 hours, calculate the total number of charged particles that have passed through the resistor over that period. (a) (b) [Ans: 1.6 A, 1.08 x 10²3 e- ]

A 24 V potential difference is supplied across a 15 N resistor. Calculate the current flowing through the resistor. If the circuit runs for 3 hours, calculate the total number of charged particles that have passed through the resistor over that period. (a) (b) [Ans: 1.6 A, 1.08 x 10²3 e- ]

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