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An electric gun emits `2.0xx10^(16)` electrons per second. What electric current does this correspond to ?

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No. of electrons per second
`=2 xx (10^16) electrons /s.`
Charge passing per second
` = 2 xx (10^16) xx 1.6 xx (10^-13)`
` = 3.2 xx (10^-3) coulomb per second `
` Current = 3.2 xx (10^-3)A` .
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