Easy Physics Question Resistors and Potential difference in circuts?

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03-23-2008, 11:20 PM

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Easy Physics Question Resistors and Potential difference in circuts?

5.8*10^21 electrons pass through a 40 ohm resistor in 12 minutes, what us the potential difference across the resistor. Answer in volts.

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wow ok nvm i made a stupid mistake. I see know. Instead of multiplying 12 by 60 i multiplied it by 3600 (for one hour) lol my bad.

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