Physics GCSE
Q = I × t
What Q = I × t means in Physics GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Q = I × t
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Reference: OCR
The relationship between charge flow, current and time, which can be rearranged to I = Q ÷ t or t = Q ÷ I.
Topics that use Q = I × t
- Static and charge (OCR GCSE)
Related terms
- attraction and repulsion
- Charge carriers and transfer of electrons
- charge flow
- Charge flow and current
- closed circuit
- conservation of charge
- Current
- Current versus energy transfer
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