The charge flowing into an element is 1given by the waveform shown in thefigure below. 1. Find the amount ofcharge (C) which has entered theelement at: (a) t=1s, (b) t=3s, and (c)t=4.5s. 2. If the p.d. supplied thatamount current is 2V, what is thepower (W) at: (a) t=1s, (b) t=3s, and (c)t=4.5s? *i (t) A1+t(s)235 6-12.

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