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1). current = dq/dt
so Q= idt
so current passed during this time = area under the curve fro t=0 to t= 4s
so
charge transfereed=2*1+1/2*4*1+6*1.5+1/2*.5*4
= 14 Coulomb
b). i*4= 14
so i= 14/4
= 3.5 A
2). resistance of 9.77 cm of copper wire is R= rho*L/A
=1.68*10^-8*9.77*10^-2/[3.14*(1.35/2)^2*10^-4]
=1.1472*10^-5 ohm
so voltage difference= iR
=61*R
= 6.998*10^-4 V
=699.8 u V
3).dR = ?*dr/(2*?*r*L)
Integrate
?dR = ?/(2*?*L) * ?(1/r)*dr
R = ?/(2*?*L) * ln(r) [r = ra to rb)
R = ?/(2*?*L) * [ln(rb) - ln(ra)]
R = ?/(2*?*L) * ln(rb/ra)
R=3.9*10^5/(2*3.14*0.03)*ln(1.19/0.31)
R=2.78 Mohm
4).ner resistance is R= Ro(1-5*10^-4*(91-16)
Ro= 141
so R=135.72
so I= Vo/R
= 4.8/135.72
=0.0353688 A
= 35.368 mA
7). I= V/R
=16/39=0.41 A
8)n= i*t/1.6*10^-19
= 0.41*16*60/1.6*10^-19
= 2.46*10^21 electrons
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