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Results tagged with electric-current
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A measure of the rate at which electric charge is transported (especially through a circuit), it has units of charge/time.
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discharging of a battery
When current is being drawn from a battery then it is being discharged?Is that true ?Because this statement was written on my book ,when I researched about it I found an article in which was written t …
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Direction of induced EMF due to increasing or decreasing current?
The direction of induced emf will be opposite to increasing current ;means that its direction will be opposite to applied voltage. And the direction of induced emf due to decreasing current will be sa …
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Conventional current and electric current
When an external field is applied ,then electrons move in the direction opposite to that field, I want to know that does conventional current moves in the direction of field? A confusion is there in m …
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