The quantity of charge q (Coulomb) passing through a surface of area 5 cm' changing with time as q = 4t3 +5t + 6 (t is in units of seconds). Find the current density at t 4 s. a)J = 8,50 x 104 A/m2 b) J = 1,77 x 10S A/m2 c)J = 2,83 x 10S A/m2 d) J = 3,94 x 10 A/m2 e)J = 5,08 x 105 A/m2 %3D %3D %3D
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