Car batteries are typically rated in ampere-hours, or A h. (a) Show that ampere-hours are actually
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Car batteries are typically rated in ampere-hours, or A · h.
(a) Show that ampere-hours are actually a unit of charge and determine the conversion from ampere-hours to coulombs.
(b) If a 100 A · h battery can deliver a steady current of 5.0 A until it is completely depleted, what is the total time the battery can deliver current without being recharged?
(c) How much total charge will the battery deliver in this time?
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