current objective question for cbse, jee , neet class12 chapter 3

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Dpp current questions

1.     1. How many electrons per second flow through the cross sectional of a conductor so that the conductor carries a current of 1 ampere?

a.     6.00 x 1016/sec      b.     6.00 x 1017/sec         c.      6.00 x 1019/sec    d. 6.25 x 1018/sec.     

2.    2.  In a discharge tube the number of hydrogen ions drifting across a cross section per second is 1.0 X 1018, while the number of electrons drifting in opposite direction across that of cross section is 2.7 x 1018 per second . calculate the total current crossing the given cross section .

a.      0.6 A                            b 0.12 A                 c.3 A                            d. 6 A

3.     3. Current I in a circuit varies with time t as per relation given below : i= 3k + 2k’t . find constant current which is would send the charge equivalent to time interval t=0 to t=4s . take constant k and k’ as unity .

a.     7 A                   b.  10 A                       c.  4 A                        d.  4 A

4.     4. A current of 7.0 A is maintain in a wire for 40 s .

a.     How many charge will flow through wire ?

A 280 C                       B 270 C                     C 290 C                        D 300 C

b.     How many electrons flow through the wire in the given time

a.     1021                     b. 1022                     c. 1024                         d. none of these

5.    5.  Calculate the amount of current flowing through a conductor if 10 6 electrons cross through the cross section of the conductor in 1.6 millisecond. Given e=1.6*10-19c.

a.   1021 A                                         b 1021  A                        c    1023 A                                 d  10-10 A

6.     6. Figure shows a plot of current I through the cross section of a wire over a time interval of 10 s . find the amount of charge that the wire during this time period.  

i) Deduce the relation between current I flowing through a ...

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Ekta Ahlawat said…
1. ( d )

2. ( a )

3. 28 C .... ( Not in option )

4. a. ( A )
b. ( D )

5. ( d )

6. Total charge flown = Area under the curve of I-t graph
= Area of triangle + Area of rectangle
= 25/2+25
= 75/2
= 37.5 C
Dear student in 3rd questions 7A is right answer
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2-{a}
4-A-{a}
B-{d}
5-{d}
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