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The charge (q), in coulombs; on a capacitor can be obtained by integrating the current (i), in amper

Question: The charge (q), in coulombs; on a capacitor can be obtained by integrating the current (i), in amperes, with respect to time. Determine the charge on a capacitor as a result of a current flowing for three hundredth of a second if:

(a) the current (i ) is a constant 5 mA

(b) the current, in mA, is a function of time given by

\[i=60{{t}^{2}}\]
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