A 3.0-AA current caused by moving electrons flows through a wire. The same number of water molecules moves along a stream. Determine the volume of water that moves each second under a bridge that passes over the stream.

A 3.0-AA current caused by moving electrons flows through a wire. The same number of water molecules moves along a stream. Determine the volume of water that moves each second under a bridge that passes over the stream.

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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