The current in a conductor varies in time according to /(t)= 53 e2, where / is in amperes and t in seconds. Find the amount of charge (in C) that passes through the conductor between t=0 and t=0.70 s.

The current in a conductor varies in time according to /(t)= 53 e2, where / is in amperes and t in seconds. Find the amount of charge (in C) that passes through the conductor between t=0 and t=0.70 s.

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