In a lightning dischage, 30c of charge moves through a potential difference 108v in 20mins. what is the current of the lightning bolt?

30C/20min = 30C/1200sec

= 0.025 C/sec

= 0.025 Ampere of current.


I can't imagine where you got this question, and I'd very much like to know.

It says it's describing a lightning bolt, but it's got the current about a million times too small, and the time at least a million times too long. Also, the voltage doesn't matter, but it's also in the neighborhood of a million times too small for lightning. It's actually more like 108 volts FOR EVERY FOOT OF DISTANCE between the cloud and the ground.

d) none of the above ( it is an axial load that is the answer).

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write a paragraph or story to explain the transformation between potential and kinetic energy as shown in your picture or model.  

you should have at least 5 complete sentences with a main idea and supporting details.  

you must include the following words:  

potential energy

kinetic energy

mechanical energy

conservation of energy

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