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A cathode emits `1.8xx10^(17)` electron per second and all the electrons reach the anode when it Is given a positive potential of `400V`. Given `e=1.6xx10^(-19)`C, the maximum anode current is .

A

2.88m A

B

28.8m A

C

7.2 m A

D

6.4 m A

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B
`i=(ne)/(t)`
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