How many electrons would flow in one second through a conductor of resistance 1000 Ω, which is maintained at a potential difference of 20 V across its two ends ?

How many electrons would flow in one second through a conductor of res

1.	How many electrons would flow in one second through a conductor of resistance 1000 Ω, which is maintained at a potential difference of 20 V across its two ends ?
A.	1.25 × 1019
B.	1.25 × 1018
C.	1.25 × 1017
D.	1.25 × 1016
Answer» B. 1.25 × 1018

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