Physics, 06.02.2022 17:10 ryanbreland14

Can someone help me please? 1) What happens to charge if the current in a circuit doubles?
2) With the current doubled, what happens to the time needed for the same total amount of charge to flow?
3) The current in a circuit is switched on for twice as long. What happens to the total charge that flows?

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