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If we monitor a point on a wire where there is a current for a certain time interval, which gives the charge that moves through the point in that interval? the ratio of the time interval to the current the product of the current and the time interval the ratio of the current to the time interval

If we monitor a point on a wire where there is a current for a certain time interval, which gives the charge that moves through the point in that interval? the ratio of the time interval to the current the product of the current and the time interval the ratio of the current to the time interval

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If we monitor a point on a wire where there is a current for a certain time interval, which gives the charge that moves through the point in that interval? the ratio of the time interval to the current the product of the current and the time interval the ratio of the current to the time interval

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