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15 What is the wire's current if 180 C of charge were flow through the cross section of the wire in every minute? A.240 A B.60 A C.3 A D.2 A

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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What is the wire's current if 180 C of charge were flow through the cross section of the
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B.60 A
C.3 A
D.2 A
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