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Transcribed Image Text:A circuit is constructed with a 4.00 V battery connected across a 1900.0 resistor.
Determine the number of electrons that flow through the circuit per second.
electrons per second
e /s
Determine the number of moles of electrons that would flow through the resistor if the circuit is operated for 38.58 min.
moles of electrons:
mol
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Determine the number of joules produced if the circuit is operated for 38.58 min.
joules produced:
J
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Determine the number of watts that would be produced from this circuit if the 4.00 V battery were replaced with a 633 V battery.
watts produced:
W
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