The current in the electron beam of a computer monitor is 310 A. How many electrons per second hit the screen?
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The current in the electron beam of a computer monitor is 310 A. How many electrons per second hit the screen?
The current in the electron beam of a computer monitor is 310 A. How many electrons per second hit the screen?
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310 A means 310 coulombs/second. Each electron has a charge of -1.6 x 10^-19 Coulombs, so you divide 310 by that number. abauer253